Te Tiriti o Waitangi - a Visual History (for Māori only)
Duration
Half-day online sessionPrice
$150 + GST for public courses, or contact us for organisation bookings
About the workshop
This professional learning session offers a brief visual history of Te Tiriti o Waitangi for Tangata Whenua.
It is an interactive, online workshop using video, discussion groups and other interactive activities.
It is delivered by a Māori facilitator in te reo Māori and English.
Topics covered
- an overview of events leading up to the signing in 1840
- what the Tiriti says
- the consequences of colonisation
- Tiriti-related policy in the tertiary education sector today.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, participants will have a basic understanding of how Te Tiriti o Waitangi informs current government expectations in the tertiary education sector in relation to decision making, Māori cultural responsiveness and equity. This learning will provide the foundation for other workshops which explore specific aspects of Tiriti applications.
Who is this workshop for?
Māori only, to ensure cultural safety for participants.
This workshop is designed for Māori working in the tertiary sector who are not familiar with why Te Tiriti was written, what it says, what went wrong, and where we are today.
We recommend participation in this workshop prior to others in our Success for Māori Learners range. It is an essential introduction for courses focussing on implementation of Te Tiriti.
A version of the workshop designed for non-Māori is also available.
Facilitator
Tēnā koutou katoa. Ko Ngāti Porou me Ngāti Uepohatu oku iwi. Kei te noho au ki raro i te marumaru o nga pae maunga o Tararua me Ruahine, ki runga i te whenua o Rangitane, Ngāti Kauwhata. Ko Daniel Tawhai toku ingoa. Kia ora tatau!
My name is Daniel Tawhai, and I am from Ngāti Porou and Ngāti Uepohatu, currently living in Palmerston North on the lands of Rangitane and Ngāti Kauwhata with my three children. My masterate study Tupekepeke: Māori knowledge and practices in Health and Physical Education, examined the perspectives, experiences and aspirations of secondary school HPE teachers’, drawing upon Te Tiriti o Waitangi. I have previously guest-lectured and tutored in the School of Arts, Development and Health Education, College of Education, Massey University. Currently I am working as a secondary school teacher at a special character Māori secondary school in Palmerston North.
Public course dates will be listed below when available. Or, contact your local hub to discuss booking a course privately for your organisation.
Please read these Terms and Conditions before registering for events.
Illustration by Toby Morris & Ministry of Education, copyright © Crown 2018.
Upcoming public workshops on this topic
Taking that next step in your professional learning and development is easy with Ako Aotearoa. Everything is evidence-based, practical, high-quality, effective and sustainable.
Our range of PLD workshops and courses can be delivered online or face-to-face, many with digital badges awarded on completion:
- In-house Learning and Development
We can deliver in-house professional development targeted to your needs. For face-to-face options, we can come to you. Contact us to discuss your needs and budget. - Public Online Workshops
Register for one of our public workshops scheduled throughout the year. So many topics to choose from!