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Te Ara Poutama, the new way of measuring quality in ECE, has replaced He Pou Tātaki. How does this impact on teachers? This intensive 2-hour online workshop unpacks indicators, explains their purpose, and uses practice examples, helping to make relevant connections. During the workshop, teachers have the opportunity to discuss how their day-to-day work links to the indicators.
This online workshop:
- explains Ngā Ara Whai Hua, the new quality framework, and
- unpacks the indicators for the learning conditions, i.e. He Whariki Motuhake and Whakangungu Ngaio
- gives ECE teachers a very good overview of the intent and the impact of Te Ara Poutama.
Facilitator: Katina Beauchamp
This workshop will not be recorded, however all registrants will receive a copy of the presentation slides.
Katina Beauchamp
Katina is the Senior Strategic Advisor at the Early Childhood Council. She is a qualified Early Years (0-8) teacher and holds a Master of Arts (Sociology) and has a special interest in additional language sand language barriers in ECE. Katina’s career incorporates teaching in ECE, working in special education, as research assistant to a literacy project, and as a translator. Her passion for teaching extends to adults, and as a trained facilitator for adult learners Katina is responsible for the ECC’s workshop programmes, as well as delivering her own workshops on specialist topics.
Registration information
- $70 for ECC Members
- $245 for non members
Any cancellations made more than 24 hours in advance of the workshop will incur a 10% administration fee. Any cancellations made within 24 hours of the workshop will not be eligible for a refund. We will endeavour to provide as much advance notice of a change as is possible, but we cannot accept responsibility for staff time or backfilling positions
