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Karauria Ratapu Lead Facilitator Qualifications 2016 Bachelor of Teaching (Primary Kākaro Rua) - Waikato University (Vice-Chancellor’s Adult Learners' Award) 2008 National Certificate in Horticulture (Advanced) - NZHITO 2003 National Certificate in Conservation (Trainee Ranger) - Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology Contact Details E. karauriaratapu@gmail.com M. 0220679336 |
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Professional Profile
Karauria is a Learning Leaders PLD facilitator. His teaching career has primarily been within Kura Kaupapa Māori from primary through to secondary levels of Kura Kaupapa Māori settings. Karauria has had experience as a teaching principal of a small Kura Kaupapa Māori. During this time he was part of a successful research program to accelerate Māori medium students' curriculum achievement (led by Rosina Shandley). Karauria is extending his experience in Māori medium settings by supporting both schools and kura to accelerate Māori students’ academic achievements.
Capabilities
Te Reo Māori (Fluent speaker).
Te Aho Matua.
Use of Te Marautanga o Aotearoa and associated progressions to guide teaching and learning.
TMoA wahanga ako (pāngarau; te reo matatini; tikanga ā-iwi; ngā toi; pūtaiao; hangarau).
Aromatawai/Formative Assessment practices.
A range of data tools and systems for tracking progress and achievement.
Methods of analysis of data to inform next teaching and learning steps.
The principles of AKO.
Networks across Kura Kaupapa Māori; special character kura; rumaki and nga reo rua settings.
Karauria is a Learning Leaders PLD facilitator. His teaching career has primarily been within Kura Kaupapa Māori from primary through to secondary levels of Kura Kaupapa Māori settings. Karauria has had experience as a teaching principal of a small Kura Kaupapa Māori. During this time he was part of a successful research program to accelerate Māori medium students' curriculum achievement (led by Rosina Shandley). Karauria is extending his experience in Māori medium settings by supporting both schools and kura to accelerate Māori students’ academic achievements.
Capabilities
Te Reo Māori (Fluent speaker).
Te Aho Matua.
Use of Te Marautanga o Aotearoa and associated progressions to guide teaching and learning.
TMoA wahanga ako (pāngarau; te reo matatini; tikanga ā-iwi; ngā toi; pūtaiao; hangarau).
Aromatawai/Formative Assessment practices.
A range of data tools and systems for tracking progress and achievement.
Methods of analysis of data to inform next teaching and learning steps.
The principles of AKO.
Networks across Kura Kaupapa Māori; special character kura; rumaki and nga reo rua settings.