Resources – Page 2

Professional learning & development resources

These resources will help you to support learners in ways that have a positive impact on wellbeing and safety - and therefore on learner experiences and achievement.

More than just a room

Team-based online learning

Tertiary staff and governance will know what they need to do and how to do it to meet the requirements of The Code and keep residential ākonga safe and well.

Equity and Inclusion, Language and literacy, Learning and Teaching

Supporting Ākonga with Dyslexia

Team-based online learning

Learn what dyslexia is and know what to do, and how to provide support for tertiary ākonga who have dyslexia.

Community of practice, Equity and Inclusion, Language and literacy, Learning and Teaching, Neurodiversity

Cracking The Code

Team-based online learning

Learners will be able to apply the Pastoral Care Code to their mahi.

Learning and Teaching

Ākonga mental health and wellbeing

Team-based online learning

Learn about tertiary ākonga mental health and wellbeing, and what to do and how to seek help when you encounter ākonga needing support.

Akonga, Health and Wellbeing, Learning and Teaching, Mental Health Education, Wellbeing

Kia Ōrite Toolkit

self-paced-online-learning

This toolkit provides current, New Zealand-specific guidance to help tertiary education organisations better support disabled learners.

Disability, Equity and Inclusion, Inclusion

Manako Community of Practice

Facebook site

An Ako Aotearoa Facebook group: tips, resources, research, news and updates on adult Language, Literacy, and Numeracy education and cultural capability.

Community of practice, Cultural capability, Language and literacy, Manako, Numeracy

Neurodiversity Community of Practice

Facebook site

An Ako Aotearoa Facebook group designed to establish and maintain a trusted network, inform and support others, and enhance public understanding of neurodiverse conditions.

Community of practice, Neurodiversity

De-escalation

facilitated online learning

Training to identify and de-escalate an agitated person & managing distress and aggression while keeping yourself and others safe.

De-escalation

Te Pae Ora – ākonga wellbeing hub

Website, resources

The wellbeing hub contains videos, articles, tools and information that can guide and empower ākonga to take care of their wellbeing to support learning.

Wellbeing

Taumauri – wellbeing platform

Website, resources

Participate in challenges, set your own wellness goals, keep track of your results and have access to unique content to help you become a better you.

Wellbeing

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