Report

Exploring the Teaching of Effective Approaches for Assessing Young Samoan Children’s Learning in Early Childhood Centres: Developing An Authentic Samoan Lens

Educational outcomes, Pacific learner success, Supporting staff, Workplace learning, Cultural Capability Early childhood education
Published: 6 December 2011

This report seeks to investigate current teacher education methods, aiming to improve professional practice courses and teaching processes that specifically address the assessment of learning among Samoan children.

Prepared by Pauline Luafutu-Simpson.

PROJECT

Developing an Authentic Samoan Lens

Read about a study highlighting the importance of culturally-appropriate assessment for Pasifika learners in early childhood.

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Co-funded by

Ako Aotearoa’s
Regional Hub Project Fund

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