5. TENA KOUTOU KATOA
What do we want for our young people?
Who and what is Mantar?
Cluster funding
6. TENA KOUTOU KATOA
What do we want for our young people?
Who and what is Mantar?
Cluster funding
What does this mean for teachers?
7. TENA KOUTOU KATOA
What do we want for our young people?
Who and what is Mantar?
Cluster funding
What does this mean for teachers?
How will we do this?
8. TENA KOUTOU KATOA
What do we want for our young people?
Who and what is Mantar?
Cluster funding
What does this mean for teachers?
How will we do this?
What does this mean for our children?
9. TENA KOUTOU KATOA
What do we want for our young people?
Who and what is Mantar?
Cluster funding
What does this mean for teachers?
How will we do this?
What does this mean for our children?
How do teachers make it happen?
10. TENA KOUTOU KATOA
What do we want for our young people?
Who and what is Mantar?
Cluster funding
What does this mean for teachers?
How will we do this?
What does this mean for our children?
How do teachers make it happen?
What does this mean for families?
11. TENA KOUTOU KATOA
What do we want for our young people?
Who and what is Mantar?
Cluster funding
What does this mean for teachers?
How will we do this?
What does this mean for our children?
How do teachers make it happen?
What does this mean for families?
Strengthening partnerships
20. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
21. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
22. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
23. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
Our schools
24. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
25. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
26. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
Linton Country - Susan Thompson
27. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
Linton Country - Susan Thompson
St James - Teresa Edwards
28. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
Linton Country - Susan Thompson
St James - Teresa Edwards
Somerset Crescent - Robyn Tootill
29. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
Linton Country - Susan Thompson
St James - Teresa Edwards
Somerset Crescent - Robyn Tootill
Terrace End - Sue Allomes
30. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua Core-Ed Facilitator
Nick Rate
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
Linton Country - Susan Thompson
St James - Teresa Edwards
Somerset Crescent - Robyn Tootill
Terrace End - Sue Allomes
31. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua Core-Ed Facilitator
Nick Rate
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
Linton Country - Susan Thompson
St James - Teresa Edwards
Somerset Crescent - Robyn Tootill
Terrace End - Sue Allomes
32. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua Core-Ed Facilitator
Nick Rate
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
Linton Country - Susan Thompson Facilitator
St James - Teresa Edwards
Somerset Crescent - Robyn Tootill
Terrace End - Sue Allomes
33. MANTAR - WHAT IS IT?
Wondering what Mantar means?
Manawatu/Tararua Core-Ed Facilitator
Nick Rate
Our schools
Aokautere - Val Ferry
Kumeroa-Hopelands - Jo Gibbs
Linton Country - Susan Thompson Facilitator
St James - Teresa Edwards Mary Rivers
Somerset Crescent - Robyn Tootill
Terrace End - Sue Allomes
37. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
38. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
Not for hardware
39. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
Not for hardware
40. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
Not for hardware
National Goals:
41. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
Not for hardware
National Goals:
Integration of ICT
42. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
Not for hardware
National Goals:
Integration of ICT
Increased capability
43. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
Not for hardware
National Goals:
Integration of ICT
Increased capability
Strengthened professional learning communities
44. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
Not for hardware
National Goals:
Integration of ICT
Increased capability
Strengthened professional learning communities
Increased e-learning leadership
45. CLUSTER FUNDING
What Is The Background to ICT PD Cluster Funding?
Ministry of Education
Three year contract to provide ICT professional development
Not for hardware
National Goals:
Integration of ICT
Increased capability
Strengthened professional learning communities
Increased e-learning leadership
Increase school communities understanding of e-learning in education
48. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
49. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
50. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
Facilitator
51. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
Facilitator
Project Mentor
52. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
Facilitator
Project Mentor
Conferences
53. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
Facilitator
Project Mentor
Conferences
External Presenters/Speakers
54. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
Facilitator
Project Mentor
Conferences
External Presenters/Speakers
Teacher release
55. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
Facilitator
Project Mentor
Conferences
External Presenters/Speakers
Teacher release
Project Leader - Teresa Edwards
56. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
Facilitator
Project Mentor
Conferences
External Presenters/Speakers
Teacher release
Project Leader - Teresa Edwards
Budget Management - Lori Hessell
57. CLUSTER FUNDING...
So, how much money did the Cluster receive?
Over three years, for six schools with around 40 staff
$ 179, 820 incl GST
Facilitator
Project Mentor
Conferences
External Presenters/Speakers
Teacher release
Project Leader - Teresa Edwards
Budget Management - Lori Hessell
Office Support - Lesley Aylward
60. TEACHING STAFF
What does this mean for teachers?
The NZ Curriculum mandates:E-learning and pedagogy.
61. TEACHING STAFF
What does this mean for teachers?
The NZ Curriculum mandates:E-learning and pedagogy.
Information and communication technology (ICT) has a major impact on the
world in which young people live. Similarly e-learning (that is learning
supported or facilitated by ICT) has considerable potential to support current
teaching and learning appraoches
62. TEACHING STAFF
What does this mean for teachers?
The NZ Curriculum mandates:E-learning and pedagogy.
Information and communication technology (ICT) has a major impact on the
world in which young people live. Similarly e-learning (that is learning
supported or facilitated by ICT) has considerable potential to support current
teaching and learning appraoches
If Our Cluster Vision is for our students’, teachers and school communities to be
active seekers, users and creators of knowledge for the betterment of all, then we
need to support each teacher and principal in our cluster to develop the
knowledge and skills around our chosen areas of inquiry learning, information
literacy and e-learning, to prepare our students for their future.
63. TEACHING STAFF
What does this mean for teachers?
The NZ Curriculum mandates:E-learning and pedagogy.
Information and communication technology (ICT) has a major impact on the
world in which young people live. Similarly e-learning (that is learning
supported or facilitated by ICT) has considerable potential to support current
teaching and learning appraoches
If Our Cluster Vision is for our students’, teachers and school communities to be
active seekers, users and creators of knowledge for the betterment of all, then we
need to support each teacher and principal in our cluster to develop the
knowledge and skills around our chosen areas of inquiry learning, information
literacy and e-learning, to prepare our students for their future.
67. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
68. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
69. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
Information literacy and e-learning
70. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
Information literacy and e-learning
Professional readings
71. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
Information literacy and e-learning
Professional readings
Research
72. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
Information literacy and e-learning
Professional readings
Research
Online professional learning community tools
73. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
Information literacy and e-learning
Professional readings
Research
Online professional learning community tools
Coaching and mentoring opportunities
74. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
Information literacy and e-learning
Professional readings
Research
Online professional learning community tools
Coaching and mentoring opportunities
Conferences
75. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
Information literacy and e-learning
Professional readings
Research
Online professional learning community tools
Coaching and mentoring opportunities
Conferences
Reflection
76. DOING IT
How will we do this?
Needs analysis survey
Design of a professional development programme
Inquiry learning
Information literacy and e-learning
Professional readings
Research
Online professional learning community tools
Coaching and mentoring opportunities
Conferences
Reflection
Quality Learning Circles
79. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
80. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
The more powerful technology becomes the more indispensable good
81. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
The more powerful technology becomes the more indispensable good
teachers are
82. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
The more powerful technology becomes the more indispensable good
teachers are
That learners must construct their own meaning for deep understanding to
83. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
The more powerful technology becomes the more indispensable good
teachers are
That learners must construct their own meaning for deep understanding to
occur
84. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
The more powerful technology becomes the more indispensable good
teachers are
That learners must construct their own meaning for deep understanding to
occur
Technology generates a glut of information but is not pedagogically wise
85. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
The more powerful technology becomes the more indispensable good
teachers are
That learners must construct their own meaning for deep understanding to
occur
Technology generates a glut of information but is not pedagogically wise
Teachers must become pedagogical design experts, (leveraging) the
86. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
The more powerful technology becomes the more indispensable good
teachers are
That learners must construct their own meaning for deep understanding to
occur
Technology generates a glut of information but is not pedagogically wise
Teachers must become pedagogical design experts, (leveraging) the
power of technology
87. THE STUDENTS
What does this mean for our children?
The teacher in a contemporary classroom understands…
The more powerful technology becomes the more indispensable good
teachers are
That learners must construct their own meaning for deep understanding to
occur
Technology generates a glut of information but is not pedagogically wise
Teachers must become pedagogical design experts, (leveraging) the
power of technology
89. THE STUDENTS...
It means that students will be using technology to supplement, extend,
subvert and transform what they are doing.
90. THE STUDENTS...
It means that students will be using technology to supplement, extend,
subvert and transform what they are doing.
91. THE STUDENTS...
It means that students will be using technology to supplement, extend,
subvert and transform what they are doing.
Our ultimate goal however is to create learning opportunities for students
to learn and practice skills and strategies that will enable them to be self
directed learners who are aware of the implications and responsibilities of
being digital citizens and who are digitally literate
95. MAKING IT HAPPEN
How do teachers make it happen?
Information literacy skills
Provide students with a variety of opportunities
96. MAKING IT HAPPEN
How do teachers make it happen?
Information literacy skills
Provide students with a variety of opportunities
Explicitly teach an Inquiry process
97. MAKING IT HAPPEN
How do teachers make it happen?
Information literacy skills
Provide students with a variety of opportunities
Explicitly teach an Inquiry process
And because The web is now…
98. MAKING IT HAPPEN
How do teachers make it happen?
Information literacy skills
Provide students with a variety of opportunities
Explicitly teach an Inquiry process
And because The web is now…
• Challenging traditional approaches to how we learn.
99. MAKING IT HAPPEN
How do teachers make it happen?
Information literacy skills
Provide students with a variety of opportunities
Explicitly teach an Inquiry process
And because The web is now…
• Challenging traditional approaches to how we learn.
• Challenging our assumptions about classrooms and teaching.
100. MAKING IT HAPPEN
How do teachers make it happen?
Information literacy skills
Provide students with a variety of opportunities
Explicitly teach an Inquiry process
And because The web is now…
• Challenging traditional approaches to how we learn.
• Challenging our assumptions about classrooms and teaching.
• Challenging our assumptions about knowledge, information and literacy.
101. MAKING IT HAPPEN
How do teachers make it happen?
Information literacy skills
Provide students with a variety of opportunities
Explicitly teach an Inquiry process
And because The web is now…
• Challenging traditional approaches to how we learn.
• Challenging our assumptions about classrooms and teaching.
• Challenging our assumptions about knowledge, information and literacy.
Students will be using and choosing a variety of web 2 tools to make
meaning and share knowledge.
102. MAKING IT HAPPEN
How do teachers make it happen?
Information literacy skills
Provide students with a variety of opportunities
Explicitly teach an Inquiry process
And because The web is now…
• Challenging traditional approaches to how we learn.
• Challenging our assumptions about classrooms and teaching.
• Challenging our assumptions about knowledge, information and literacy.
Students will be using and choosing a variety of web 2 tools to make
meaning and share knowledge.
106. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
107. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
108. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
Your children will be sharing how they are making meaning in ways you have never
experienced
109. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
Your children will be sharing how they are making meaning in ways you have never
experienced
You will be able to give your children feedback on their learning activities 24/7
110. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
Your children will be sharing how they are making meaning in ways you have never
experienced
You will be able to give your children feedback on their learning activities 24/7
As they are learning how to be digital citizens, so are you
111. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
Your children will be sharing how they are making meaning in ways you have never
experienced
You will be able to give your children feedback on their learning activities 24/7
As they are learning how to be digital citizens, so are you
You can learn new ways of making meaning from your children
112. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
Your children will be sharing how they are making meaning in ways you have never
experienced
You will be able to give your children feedback on their learning activities 24/7
As they are learning how to be digital citizens, so are you
You can learn new ways of making meaning from your children
Maybe you might choose not for your child to make meaning in this way
113. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
Your children will be sharing how they are making meaning in ways you have never
experienced
You will be able to give your children feedback on their learning activities 24/7
As they are learning how to be digital citizens, so are you
You can learn new ways of making meaning from your children
Maybe you might choose not for your child to make meaning in this way
You might make decisions about improving hardware and access to the internet at
home
114. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
Your children will be sharing how they are making meaning in ways you have never
experienced
You will be able to give your children feedback on their learning activities 24/7
As they are learning how to be digital citizens, so are you
You can learn new ways of making meaning from your children
Maybe you might choose not for your child to make meaning in this way
You might make decisions about improving hardware and access to the internet at
home
You might need to make decisions about PC or Apple
115. FAMILIES
What does all of this mean for families?
You will have lots of questions
You will probably want to read articles and research about 21C learning.
You may want to listen to expert/s and ask them questions
Your children will be sharing how they are making meaning in ways you have never
experienced
You will be able to give your children feedback on their learning activities 24/7
As they are learning how to be digital citizens, so are you
You can learn new ways of making meaning from your children
Maybe you might choose not for your child to make meaning in this way
You might make decisions about improving hardware and access to the internet at
home
You might need to make decisions about PC or Apple
It ultimately means you will be observing the impact on your child’s achievement that
using an inquiry learning process, an information literacy model and the integration
of e-learning tools has.
118. PARTNERSHIP
We want to strengthen our partnership with you by:
Collecting information and ideas from you to help make decisions.
119. PARTNERSHIP
We want to strengthen our partnership with you by:
Collecting information and ideas from you to help make decisions.
Providing you with opportunities to access and experiment with the e-learning
tools your children are using
120. PARTNERSHIP
We want to strengthen our partnership with you by:
Collecting information and ideas from you to help make decisions.
Providing you with opportunities to access and experiment with the e-learning
tools your children are using
Having your children share their learning successes with you in a variety of ways
121. PARTNERSHIP
We want to strengthen our partnership with you by:
Collecting information and ideas from you to help make decisions.
Providing you with opportunities to access and experiment with the e-learning
tools your children are using
Having your children share their learning successes with you in a variety of ways
Inviting experts to speak to you so that you can ask and have your questions
answered
122. PARTNERSHIP
We want to strengthen our partnership with you by:
Collecting information and ideas from you to help make decisions.
Providing you with opportunities to access and experiment with the e-learning
tools your children are using
Having your children share their learning successes with you in a variety of ways
Inviting experts to speak to you so that you can ask and have your questions
answered
Making plain language information available to you about information literacy,
inquiry learning and e-learning
125. OPPORTUNITY
So this really is an amazing opportunity for us all
Over the next three years the teachers and principals in the Mantar cluster are
determined to ensure that the professional development we engage in will make our
cluster vision - for our students, teachers and school communities to be active
seekers, users and creators of knowledge for the betterment of all, a reality.
126. OPPORTUNITY
So this really is an amazing opportunity for us all
Over the next three years the teachers and principals in the Mantar cluster are
determined to ensure that the professional development we engage in will make our
cluster vision - for our students, teachers and school communities to be active
seekers, users and creators of knowledge for the betterment of all, a reality.