u learn14 21st century pasifika learner
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http://tinyurl.com/ulearnpasifika
Who am I? O ai a’u?
My Digital Footprint
What do Pasifika learners look like in 2014 - 2024?
Building relationships is the key
Ako (reciprocal learning): This principle means to teach and to learn and
emphasises reciprocal learning. “Teachers and students can take turns in storying and re-storying their realities, either as individual learners or within a group context” (Bishop et al., 2003, page 13). The
participants in learning share and value each other’s sense-making processes.
Gorinksi’s (2006) findings are consistent with the research of others that concludes that the development of
trusting and respectful cross-cultural relationships between school communities and
Pasifika parents and communities can enhance teaching and learning and empower families.
• Traditional indigenous education and knowledge• Natural inherent abilities, skills, expertise (Giftedness - Manu Faaea-Semeatu)• Indigenous Pedagogy – learn by doing, potential based, can’t do it yet• Fanau, land & natural resources, Languages, Family connections• Holistic view: physical, spiritual, academic• Religion, spirituality• Food• Cultural practices and beliefs
celebrate and excel in their own culture
Create opportunities for Pasifika students to
What I can do now, that I couldn’t do 5 years ago
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What tools / apps are you using to engage your Pasifika learners?
What tools or apps are you currently using with your Pasifika students?
Possible Writing Process
What tools or apps are you currently using with your Pasifika students?
Tools useful for Pasifika learners
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Sandpit time
Book Creator - Gagana Samoa
My digital Mihi / Faalupega
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REALLY COOL INTERACTIVE APPS
Credit to: Allanah King: Core Education
Anthony Faitaua
Core EducationLearning with Digital Technology Facilitator
Pasifika Facilitator
Twitter: @anthonyfaitaua Blog: Putting the ‘e’ in Pasifika Email: [email protected]