External Resource
Te Whaihanga | Critical Incident Analysis Tool Survey
This Online Survey takes a few minutes to complete. It will help evaluate some of the skills and knowledge professionals need in working with Māori.
The critical incident analysis tool or (CIA) is used in many professional education programmes, from social work to medicine and teaching. It is a framework to help develop the continuously learning reflective practitioner. The framework has been adapted for use by built environment students who are developing the skills of building and sustaining positive working relationships with Māori.
A two-year project to help built environment professionals and students learn why and how it is important to engage effectively with Māori.
Partnered with
The University of Auckland
Video
VIDEO | Te Whaihanga series intro
Watch the video, Te Whaihanga Series Intro 2018 (Youtube, 720p, 04:11).
Report
Te Whaihanga | To better prepare built environment professionals to work and engage with Māori
A project report prepared by Dory Reeves and Lena Henry, from the University of Auckland.
(PDF, 5.4 MB, 90-pages).
Project
Te Whaihanga – Preparing students to work with Māori
A two-year project to help built environment professionals and students learn why and how it is important to engage effectively with Māori.