Māori Cultural Safety is a framework for educators to understand and acknowledge the cultural context and needs of Māori learners.
It involves developing an understanding of the historical and contemporary experiences of Māori in New Zealand, and the impact this has on their learning.
From a mātauranga Māori perspective, Māori Cultural Safety recognizes the importance of valuing and respecting Māori knowledge, language, and cultural practices, and creating an environment where learners feel safe to express their cultural identity.
This approach is essential for educators who work with Māori adults in vocational training to ensure that their learners are supported in their educational journey and empowered to succeed.
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What is Maori Cultural Safety?
1. TAPATORU
The Tapatoru Ako Professional Practice Award
Unpacking Māori Cultural Capability
MĀORI CULTURAL SAFETY
2. OVERVIEW
Review: Tino rangatiratanga versus
rangatiratanga in education
What is Māori cultural safety?
What does it look like in your classroom?
What is something new you are going to try?
3. What is Māori cultural
safety?
What does it look like in
your classroom?
