Resource 4.2A: Colonisation Timeline
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Community Partnership Guide
Not yet written — this page states the gap honestly and points to the community-action material the unit does carry. Partnership with mana whenua is kaiako-led.
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Resource 5.2C: Personal Decolonisation Commitment
"Decolonisation is not a metaphor - it requires real action and ongoing commitment."
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Resource 4.2C: Decolonisation Today
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Resource 5.2A: Decolonised Design Template
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Resource 1.2A: Gallery Walk Statements
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Resource 2.1A: Government Type Station Cards
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Resource 5.2B: Indigenous Feedback Framework
This framework uses Indigenous consultation principles to provide respectful, constructive feedback on system designs.
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Resource 5.1B: Indigenous Governance Principles
Decisions made considering connections between people, land, and future generations. Leadership based on genealogical connections and proven wisdom.
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Indigenous Learning Systems
Indigenous Learning Systems: Ngā Pūnaha Ako Taketake • Traditional Knowledge as Systems Thinking Free NZ curriculum resource from Te Kete Ako.
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Resource 5.1C: Indigenous Systems Examples
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Handout for Lesson 1.1: Society Stations
Who makes up the society? How are they connected? (e.g., whānau, citizenship, shared interests).
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Handout for Lesson 1.2: Draw Your System Template
Draw lines or write sentences to show how the parts are connected and work together.
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Handout for Lesson 2.1: Government Case Studies
In New Zealand, citizens over 18 vote every three years to elect members to Parliament. The political party with the most members, or a coalition of...
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Handout for Lesson 2.2: NZ Government Power Cards
Handout for Lesson 2.2: NZ Government Power Cards — free unit plan for New Zealand teachers and students. Part of the Te Kete Ako curriculum resource collect...
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Handout for Lesson 3.1: Council Services Card Sort
Teaching resource for this unit.
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Handout for Lesson 3.2: Campaign Plan Template
Who has the power to make this change? (e.g., the Principal, the Board of Trustees)
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Resource 4.1A: Living Tiriti Examples
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Resource 4.1B: Traditional Māori Governance Systems - Sophisticated Political Organisation
Paramount chief with spiritual and political authority. Often hereditary through senior whakapapa lines.
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Resource 4.2A: Defending Tino Rangatiratanga - Māori Political Action
The Crown confiscated 1.6 million acres of Taranaki land after the Land Wars, violating Te Tiriti. Māori were left landless while settlers moved in.
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Resource 4.2A: Jigsaw Reading Protest Case Studies
In 1975, many Māori were angry that their land was still being taken and sold. Whina Cooper, who was nearly 80 years old, led a huge march (a hīkoi)...
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🛹 The Skate Park Campaign
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📊 Society Design Assessment Rubric
Teaching resource for this unit.
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🤝 Society Design Collaboration Framework
🤝 Society Design Collaboration Framework: There is one eye of the needle (through which the thread must pass). Free NZ curriculum resource from Te Kete Ako.
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Station 3: #BlackLivesMatter - Case Study Card
Station 3: #BlackLivesMatter - Case Study Card: • Young Black organizers refusing to wait for adult permission Free NZ curriculum resource from Te Kete Ako.
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Station 2: Ihumātao Protectors - Case Study Card
Station 2: Ihumātao Protectors - Case Study Card — free unit plan for New Zealand teachers and students. Part of the Te Kete Ako curriculum resource collection.
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Station 4: Local Youth Organising - Case Study Card
Station 4: Local Youth Organising - Case Study Card — free unit plan for New Zealand teachers and students. Part of the Te Kete Ako curriculum resource colle...
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Station 1: School Strike 4 Climate - Case Study Card
Station 1: School Strike 4 Climate - Case Study Card: • Students organised themselves, not adults organising for them Free NZ curriculum resource from Te Kete A
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Resource 1.1A: System Sorting Cards
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Resource 4.1A: Simplified Treaty Articles
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Resource 4.1A: Te Tiriti o Waitangi - Understanding Two Different Agreements
The Queen extends to Māori Royal protection and all rights and privileges of British subjects.
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Who Has the REAL Power? - NZ Government
Welcome! Your task is to match the 'Power' cards to the correct 'Role' in New Zealand's government. First, click on a role from the left column to...
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