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Maximising the Diversity of our learners - Māori, Pacific and Youth
This resource is aimed at tutors seeking new teaching approaches, serving as both a self-evaluation tool to enhance teaching and learning spaces and offering a selection of useful tips aligned with local, national, and international research, fostering a culture of success.
Produced by Whitireia New Zealand.
Effective teaching strategies can improve learning outcomes for Māori, Pacific and youth. Read the latest findings from Whitireia New Zealand.
Co-funded by
Ako Aotearoa’s
Regional Hub Project Fund
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