Video
Hūtia Te Punga – Culturally Responsive Teaching
Four tutors talk about what Culturally Responsive Teaching looks like at Telford.
PROJECT
Hūtia Te Punga
Hūtia te Punga (lift up the anchor) was a two year collaborative project which was part of a larger change agenda to drive systems-level change to improve the educational experience and outcomes for Māori learners.
Co-funded by
Ako Aotearoa’s
National Project Fund
Partnered with
Te Tapuae o Rehua, University of Canterbury, Otago Polytechnic, the Building and Construction ITO, and Whenua Kura
Related Content
Full report
Hūtia Te Punga – Full report
This report from the project Hūtia Te Punga, provides the background to the project and shares the critical findings and change recommendations.
(PDF, 17 MB, 56-pages)
Summary report
Hūtia Te Punga – Summary
This summary report from the project Hūtia Te Punga provides an introduction to the project and summary findings for all three sites (Industry, classrooms and residence-based trades training).
(PDF, 4.8 MB, 18-pages)
Guide
Hūtia Te Punga – Workshop guide
For too long, the tertiary sector has underperformed in delivering quality education to Māori students. Hūtia Te Punga provides research insights from three very different tertiary programmes. It highlights both challenges faced and examples of best practice. This discussion guide helps you think more deeply about these and relate them to your own work and experiences.
(225 KB, 1-page)
Video
Hūtia Te Punga – Māori student success from a leadership perspective
Janine from Otago Polytechnic talks about Māori student success from a leadership perspective and some of the strategies that they have implemented.