Publications
Activating 'Critical' Change
Critical change elements are the processes or procedures created to understand what is currently occurring across communities, then co-designing and institutionalising innovation for improvement and monitoring the performance of the reform.
The 12 Change Elements are, by their collaborative nature, iterative models of implementation. They are not a prescription or a stand-alone programme, but are responsive to each context, building on local knowledge and expertise.
- go to: Activating 'Critical' Change section of the site Ranagatira mō āpōpō
This section provides a fuller description of the Change Elements and their use, and also more detailed descriptors of each element.
- For a print-friendly brief description of each Change Element, click on the links below:
Ako: Critical Contexts for Change - the Mauri Ora pathway
The first of these leaflets provides an overview of the Ako: Critical Contexts for Change.
- view: Ako: Critical contexts for change (PDF)
Each context is described within each of the following three leaflets:
- view: Adaptive expertise driving deliberate professional acts (PDF)
- view: Cultural relationships for responsive pedagogy (PDF)
- view: Home, school, and community collaborations (PDF)
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.
Courageous Leadership
Educationally Powerful Relationships
Literacy
- go to: eBook: Connections and Collaborations: Two Strategies to Accelerate Reading
- view: eBook: Connections and Collaborations: Two Strategies to Accelerate Reading (PDF)
- go to: eBook: Connections and Collaborations: Strategies to accelerate Writing
- view: eBook: Connections and Collaborations: Strategies to accelerate Writing (PDF)
VOICES SERIES
Student voices
These PDFs originate from the Ngā Huatau Taiohi collection of this website.
Voices: Mahi Tahi collection
Written by Poutama Pounamu Academic Directors and Facilitators, reflecting their understanding and experience of the Poutama Pounamu institutions.
(click to view these PDFs)