Te Ara Whakamana: Enhancing Student Mana

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Te Ara Whakamana: Enhancing Student Mana

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Te Ara Whakamana: Enhancing Student Mana
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Te Ara Whakamana: Enhancing Student Mana

A culturally centred pathway to wellbeing Empowering tamariki through Māori values Building strength and resilience

What is Te Ara Whakamana?
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What is Te Ara Whakamana?

Te Ara = The pathway Whakamana = To enhance or restore mana A journey of personal growth and strength Based on Māori creation stories and values

What is Mana?
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What is Mana?

Think about a time when you felt really proud of yourself What made you feel strong and confident? How did it feel to help someone else?

The Guiding Principles - Kaupapa Tuku Iho
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The Guiding Principles - Kaupapa Tuku Iho

Whanaungatanga - Building relationships Manaakitanga - Caring for others Rangatiratanga - Leadership and responsibility Kotahitanga - Unity and working together

Why Do We Need Te Ara Whakamana?
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Why Do We Need Te Ara Whakamana?

{"left":"Sometimes we face challenges at school\nWe might feel worried or upset\nWe want to feel confident and strong\nWe need tools to help us cope","right":"Building positive relationships is important\nUnderstanding our culture gives us strength\nEveryone deserves to feel valued\nWe can support each other"}

Discovering Our Strengths
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Discovering Our Strengths

Think of three things you're good at Share one strength with a partner Listen to your partner's strength Celebrate each other's mana!

Te Ara Whakamana Outcomes
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Te Ara Whakamana Outcomes

Enhance our personal mana and confidence Strengthen our connection to Māori culture Learn positive ways to interact with others Develop tools for managing emotions Support our overall wellbeing (hauora)

"He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tangata, he tangata, he tangata"
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"He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tangata, he tangata, he tangata"

What is the most important thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people This whakatauki reminds us that people matter most

Traditional Māori Games for Hauora
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Traditional Māori Games for Hauora

Learn poi movements for coordination Try ki-o-rahi for teamwork Practice haka for confidence Experience whai for quick thinking

Our Journey Forward
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Our Journey Forward

Te Ara Whakamana is our ongoing pathway We'll continue building our mana together Remember: you are unique and valuable Support each other's growth Celebrate our cultural heritage