Resources
PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS
Kia Eke Panuku logo
Please help yourself to our logo. You could consider adding it to your website or blog, and making a link back to this Kia Eke Panuku website (https://www.kep.org.nz).
To download the logo, click on one of the following links to open the image, then right click the image so you can download and save it to your computer. You might like to entitle the file you save as the Kia Eke Panuku logo.
- view: logo - portrait
- view: logo - landscape
Kia Eke Panuku poster
Please feel free to download, print and distribute this Kia Eke Panuku poster for your staff, students and community.
- download: Kia Eke Panuku poster
RESOURCES
Belonging and Identity through Equality
This is a PDF of the presentation by Associate Professor Mere Berryman at the Kāhui Whakaako Hui in September 2016. It utilises Dr Ann Milne’s “Colouring in the white spaces” scholarship in education as a lens to better understand the context in which we are working in New Zealand’s English medium schools. The presentation challenges us to think about the imperatives that underpin our work; the moral imperative (Treaty of Waitangi), the political imperative (Ka Hikitia) and the social imperative (ERO’s Evaluation Framework). Finally, it lists the ways in which this work must be undertaken.
- download: Belonging and Identity through Equality
Ako: Critical Contexts for Learning (chart)
This is an A4 chart that provides a model to provoke discussion around the comprehensive approach taken to the mahi associated with each of the Kia Eke Panuku discussions.
For an explanation of the theorising behind this chart, go to Mahi Tahi - Making the Difference.
Resource kete
Kia Eke Panuku schools have developed a number of Resource Kete in order to share their experiences.
The video kete include question frameworks to support considering the implications for our own practice. These focusing questions link to, and contextualise, other Kia Eke Panuku resources. The Literacy Network Kete contains materials designed for classroom use.
- view: Ka Hikitia video kete
- view: Cultural Identity video kete
- view: Leadership video kete
- view: Evidence-based Inquiry video kete
- view: Culturally Responsive and Relational Pedagogy video kete
- view: Educationally Powerful connections video kete
- view: Literacy Network kete
- view: What is Privilege? Disrupting the Status Quo - a video by Kia Eke Panuku teacher Hannah Taylor
Understanding the Implications
These resources have been developed to support schools to activate their response to the themes detailed in Student Voice.
- Being able to resist the negative stereotypes about being Māori
- Having Māori culture and values celebrated at school
- Being strong in your Māori cultural identity
- Understanding that success is part of who we are
- Developing and maintaining emotional and spiritual strength
- Being able to contribute to the success of others
- Experiencing the power of whanaungatanga
- Knowing, accepting and acknowledging the strength of working together
- Knowing that you can access explicit and timely direction
- Being able to build on your experiences and the experiences of others
eBooks collection
This series of iBooks was initially developed for use by Te Kotahitanga facilitators in the field. We have reformatted a number of these as web pages (eBooks). They retain the features of the original publication, for example, the original page numbers and the resources within them are included to download.
On this website, each eBook is available for online viewing (which allows you to view the videos within it) and also as a downloadable PDF.
- go to: eBook: Connecting with Māori Communities: Whānau, Hapū and Iwi
- view: eBook: Connecting with Māori Communities: Whānau, Hapū and Iwi (PDF)
- go to: eBook: Sustaining and Spreading Education Reform: including marginalised students
- view: eBook: Sustaining and Spreading Education Reform: including marginalised students (PDF)
TOOLS
Intensity Tool (chart)
This is an A3 one-page chart used to determine the model of individualised professional development in each participating school known as the Intensity Tool.
Classroom Observation Tool
This is an A4 multi-page document for use in the development of Culturally Responsive and Relational Pedagogy.
Mahi Tahi Data Collation Tool
This is a tool which has been developed to assist schools to track the activation of the Critical Cycle of Learning as they engage in Mahi Tahi.
Critical Conversation Continuum
This is a tool that provides a way of tracking progress across the Kia Eke Panuku Dimensions in relation to GPILSEO, a model for sustaining reform.
- download: Critical Conversation Continuum (Word)
Critical Contexts for Learning Graphic Organiser
This is a graphic organiser which has been contributed by Kerikeri High School.
VOICES SERIES
Student Voices
These PDFs originate from the Ngā Huatau Taiohi collection of this website.
Voices: The Mahi Tahi framework (chart)
This is a one-page chart showing the institutions created through participation in Kia Eke Panuku with the simultaneous success trajectories for Maori achieving as Maori (Ka Hikitia) and tracking towards the BPS goals.
(click the following to view)
Voices: Mahi Tahi overview (PDF)
This is an A4 PDF document explaining the Mahi Tahi model and how schools might better understand the Voices series.
Voices: Mahi Tahi collection (16x PDFs)
These are 16x A5 PDF documents, written by the Kia Eke Panuku Team Academic Directors and Kaitoro, reflecting their understanding and experience of the Kia Eke Panuku institutions, listed in the order they appear on the Mahi Tahi framework.
(click to view these PDFs)
- Mātauranga Māori
- The Treaty of Waitangi
- Activating Critical Theories
- Engaging with Māori: Whānau, Hapū, Iwi and Māori Organisations
- Rongohia Te Hau
- Action Plans
- The Kia Eke Panuku Intensity Model Intensity Model
- Linking Critical Theories to the Ako: Critical Cycle of Learning
- Observation to Shadow Coaching
- Evidence to Accelerate
- Reflect Review and Act
- Profiling and Planning for Coherency
- Linking Kaupapa Māori Theories
- The Strategic Change Leadership Team
- Wānanga
- The Kia Eke Panuku Team
ILLUSTRATIVE MATERIALS
Kia Eke Panuku introductory booklet
This is the introductory Kia Eke Panuku booklet with the vision, the kaupapa, links to Kaupapa Māori and critical theories and their inter-relationships.
Kia Eke Panuku response (chart)
This is an A3 chart of the relationships and interactions that characterise the Kia Eke Panuku response.
Ako: Critical Cycle of Learning (unlearning, relearning) (chart)
This is an A3 one-page chart of the Ako: Critical Cycle of Learning (unlearning, relearning).
Culturally Responsive and Relational Pedagogy pamphlet
This is an A4 folding document that highlights the elements within Culturally Responsive and Relational Pedagogy.
Dimensions brochures
This is a set of six A5 folded brochures that highlight the interdependent dimensions that schools apply to close the gap between Māori and non-Māori achievement.
What is Success as Māori? (card)
This is a 'straw man' A5 card developed by the Expert Advisory Panel to initiate discussion around what does Māori enjoying and achieving education success as Māori look like and feel like.
The Contexts for Coherency, Spread and Ownership (chart)
This is an A4 chart that illustrates the challenge set Strategic Change Leadership Teams and their relationship to other stakeholders.