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Tapatoru Ako Professional Practice Award Ceremony 2024

Event Details

Date:
Thursday 7 November 2024

Time:
10 am – 11 am

Venue:
Online

Price

Free Register

We warmly invite you to join us to celebrate the achievements of educators dedicated to creating inclusive and diverse learning environments.

This ceremony will recognise the hard work and commitment of those who have achieved the Tapatoru Ako Professional Practice Award over the past year and highlight their journey toward excellence in education.

Congratulations to all this year’s awardees for this remarkable achievement.

Agenda

  • Welcome and introductions
  • Reflection on the Tapatoru Ako Professional Practice Award
  • Acknowledgements to the awardees and awardee highlights
  • Awards presentation
  • Closing remarks

About Tapatoru

Developed by Ako Aotearoa, Tapatoru is a professional development programme focused on elevating the practice of educators in New Zealand's tertiary education sector.

The programme is built on four core values: Whanaungatanga (building relationships), Manaakitanga (showing respect and care), Wairuatanga (nurturing the spirit), and Aroha (empathy).

These values are pivotal for fostering inclusive and effective learning environments. The Tapatoru Awards celebrate educators who excel in applying these values in their roles and practice a values-led approach to tertiary education.

Register now to be a part of this fantastic and inspirational celebration!

 

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