Education System Design
Te MΔtauranga β’ How Will Your Society Learn?
π― Education Philosophy
What is the main purpose of education in your society?
Core values your education system promotes:
π Structure: Age & Stages
Early Childhood
Ages:
Compulsory? β Yes β No
Focus:
Primary Education
Ages:
Compulsory? β Yes β No
Focus:
Secondary Education
Ages:
Compulsory? β Yes β No
Focus:
Higher/Adult Education
Available for ages:
Free? β Yes β Partly β No
Types offered:
π Curriculum: What Will Be Taught?
Select the subjects that are part of your curriculum:
Reading & Writing
Mathematics
Science
History
Arts & Music
Physical Education
Technology
Languages
Civics/Citizenship
Environmental Studies
Cultural Studies
Life Skills
Unique subjects specific to your society:
π« Delivery: How Will Learning Happen?
Where does learning take place?
Class sizes: students
How are students assessed?
Role of technology in learning:
π©βπ« Teachers
How do people become teachers?
How are teachers supported and valued?
πΏ Te Ao MΔori Education Concepts
- Ako β Teaching and learning as reciprocal
- Tuakana-Teina β Older/more expert helping younger/less expert
- WhΔnau β Family involvement in education
- Whakapapa β Connecting learning to identity and heritage
How will you incorporate these concepts?
π Summary
In 3-4 sentences, describe your education system:
Curriculum alignment
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