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Wiki 18- Future-oriented Learning and Teaching

1. I tēnei wiki ka tirohia ahau ki Theme 1: Personalising learning e ai ki (Bolstad, Gilbert, McDowall, Bull, Boyd & Hipkins, 2012). Ka whai ngā tamariki i a rātou ake whāinga ako ia rā. Hei tauira, mō te pānui- ka mahi te tamaiti i ngā ngohe e hāngai ana ki tana whāinga ako. He aha tēnei āhuatanga i roto i te akomanga? Ehara i te mea ka waiho ngā tamariki kātahi ka mahia te mahi. I te mea he kohungahunga tonu rātou (5y.o), ka whai mātou i te Station Rotation Model kia āhei te kaiako te whakaatu me te whakatauira i tētahi pūkenga. Ko te wāhanga i runga i te ipurangi ko te ngohe i whakaritea ki Seesaw, ā, koia hoki te mahi motuhake e hāngai ana ki te tamaiti.


2. I te tīmatanga o te panonitanga i te akomanga, i te tino hiamo au ki ngā mahi me te wero.
I kaha whakarite au i ngā āhuatanga o te akomanga rautau 21 pērā i te taiao  o te akomanga-
kia whai wāhi ngā ākonga te mahi tahi (collaboration), me te whakawhiti kōrero ki ētahi atu
(skilled communication). Ko te raru ko te whai wā kia whakaritea ngā mahi ia rā ia rā.
I tutuki pai ngā mahi mō ngā wiki e toru kātahi ka ngoikore haere. He aha i pēnei ai? Nā te nui o
ngā mahi hei whakarite i runga i te Ipapa, me te mea anō he iti noa ngā rauemi reo Māori.
Nōreira, ngākau reka tonu au ki tēnei kaupapa ahakoa ngā piki me ngā heke kei te aro
whakamua.
3. I rata ngā tamariki ki ēnei tinihanga i te akomanga i te mea he rerekē te āhua o te whakaako
me te ako. Tino hikaka ngā mātua ki ngā putanga ako i kite i runga i te Seesaw. He maha ngā
painga engari ko te mea nui ki ahau ko ngā tamariki e aro ana ki te mahi, me te mahi tahi me ā
rātou hoa (collaboration). Kua kite hoki ahau kei te whai ētahi kaiako i tēnei āhuatanga i te kura.
Ko tētahi kaiako i tōku akomanga i hokona i tētahi waea pūkoro hou kia āhei ia te whakaako i
ngā pūkenga matihiko ki ngā ākonga me te whakaatu i ērā taunakitanga ki ngā mātua.
I whanake au i aku pūkenga whakaako i te taha whakamahere. Inaianei ka aro ahau ki ngā
pūkenga o te rautau 21 i roto i ngā marau katoa.
Ka mōhio ahau i ngā momo rawa matihiko hei hāpai i tētahi ngohe i tētahi pūkenga rānei.
Nōreira, he pai katoa ngā tinihanga i roto i aku mahi whakaako i te mea e mōhio ana ahau me
whai whakaaro ki ngā pūkenga pērā i te collaborative learning me te skilled communication.


4. Kua hono te panonitanga i te akomanga ki te kaupapa: Personalising learning. Ehara i te mea
kua tutuki pai engari e mōhio ana ahau he rerekē ia tamaiti, ā, kei ia tamaiti tōna ake whāinga
ako. E ai ki tēnei ariā me huri ngā whakaaro o te mahi whakaako kia mōhio hoki he rerekē ngā
pūkenga me ngā wheako a ia tamaiti. Hei tautoko i tēnei me panoni hoki i te āhuatanga o te
whakaako i te tamaiti. E ai ki a Hargreaves (2003), ko te kounga o te kaiako i te rautau 21 he
kaiako e āhei ana te whakaako i ngā huarahi rerekē. Koia ētahi o ngā āhuatanga e
whakakatinanana ana i roto i te akomanga i tēnei wā.Hei tauira, kia whakamahi i ngā rawa
matihiko, me te whakamahi i te station rotation.


5. Ki ōku nei whakaaro ka rere pai ngā mahi inā ka whakaako ahau i ngā pūkenga rautau 21 ki
ngā tuākana o te akomanga. He ngawari ake te whakahaere i ngā tinihanga i roto i te
akomanga inā he hunga tautoko. Mā te whanake i ngā tamariki ki ngā pūkenga matihiko ka
pai ake ngā mahi i roto i te akomanga.
6. Ka aha ahau inaianei? Ka whakamahere ahau i ngā pūkenga matihiko mō ia marau, ā, ka
whakawātea ngā tamariki mō te kotahi haora ia rā kia tutuki i ngā whāinga ako. Ka whakamahi
i ētahi pūmanawa rerekē pērā i te aurasma kia whakaako i ngā pūkenga o te rautau 21. Mā te
whakatinana i ngā mahi ka eke ki te kounga ako.
References:
Bolstad, Gilbert, McDowall, Bull, Boyd & Hipkins, (2012): Supporting future-oriented learning
& teaching — a New Zealand perspective
Clayton Christensen Institute (2017) Retrieved from: https://www.blendedlearning.org/models/
Hargreaves, A (2003) Teaching in the knowledge Society: Education in the Age of Insecurity

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  1. Te Rua Hiroti16 April 2018 at 18:54

    Mīharo te pānui i ēnei o ngā kōrero e hāngai ana ki ngā akoranga rautau 21 e whakaemi ki roto o Ngā Kakano, me te mōhio hoki he aha kē tā koutou huarahi hei whāinga mā koutou. Pai rawa te wāhanga mahi tahi ara te whakaako i ngā tuakana o te rōpū i te tuatahi katahi ka mahi ngā tahi ki ngā teina, ā kei reira hoki ngā tuakana e āhei ana te hāpai ake i a koutou ngā kaiako. Kia kaha mai koutou i roto i tēnei ao Matihiki, otirā ki runga i tēnei huarahi o te Mindlab

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    1. Unknown16 April 2018 at 20:39

      Ngā mihi, ki ōu whakaaro he aha ētahi atu mahi i roto i te akomanga kia aro ki te 'personalised learning'? He uaua te whakamahere mō ia tamaiti

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