Te Kotahitanga is a collaborative response to the rising problem of underachievement among Māori students in mainstream schools. The professional development/research project, which began in 2001, is now in its fourth phase and has involved 33 schools around New Zealand, hundreds of  teachers and thousands of Māori students.

http://www.tekotahitanga.org.nz/moodle/

http://www.tekotahitanga.com/

This site is of interest to me because of the many similarities and connections that I see with BC’s Aboriginal students. Is this program something that would work for us? Would our education system adopt a similar system?

Click here to watch a recording of Keynote Speaker Russel Bishop at the BC Rural School’s Conference


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