Section outline

  • Week 6 Learning Activities:

    Tuesday, Thursday and Friday


    FOCUS / ARONGA

    PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI


    We are FOCUSING on sustaining culture by discussing and reflecting on ways we can be kaitiaki of culture

    PLAN & DO / WHAKAMAHI learning intentions:

    We are PLANNING our speeches/ presentations so that we can present our learning and ideas about:
    • how cultures change and adapt over time
    • why culture, identity and belonging are important
    • how can we protect and sustain our own and other cultures


    Paearu Angitu / Success Criteria: 

    • I can explain /define the term 'cultural sustainability' 
    • I can gives reasons why it is important to sustain cultures 
    • I can give ways in which we can sustain culture (our own and others) 

    Hei Mahi / Activities:

    Tuesday

    We will complete the activities / tasks in the Google Slides in the Google Classroom - Sustaining Culture

    Key Tasks: 

    • Explain the relationship between each word and the concept “Human Rights”
    • Class discussion - why reducing inequalities is important. Links to the SDGs
    • Think, Pair, Share activity - "what is cultural sustainability"
    • Cultural Sustainability Table: definition, write it in a sentence, why it is important, illustrate it
    • Class discussion: how can we be kaitiaki of culture - promote cultural sustainability?
    • Think, Pair, Share activity - how are we (or could be) kaitiaki of Māori culture?


    Thursday and Friday

    Planning our speeches/presentations for Global / English Assessment

    • how cultures change and adapt over time
    • why culture, identity and belonging are important
    • how can we protect and sustain our own and other cultures
    Using the PEEL structure: