It's wonderful to have our kanohi ki te kanohi Manaiakalani Digital Fluency Intensive in Northland this term. We have a wonderful group of educators in this cohort from across the Te Hiku and Kaikohekohe Clusters. As with all our DFI cohorts they represent primary and secondary teachers, deputy principals and principals. The collective expertise in the room sparks rich learning opportunities and diverse conversations.
Over the next nine weeks, we'll come together to understand the Manaiakalani kaupapa and pedagogy; the workings of Learn, Create, Share. One of the real highlights of my job is supporting teachers through this process and seeing them grow. Often our kaiako are nervous with anticipation of what's involved in the course however, it soon becomes apparent just how worthwhile and useful this professional development is. Not only will teachers' workflow improve but they will have the pedagogy to support teachers' practice for working in 1:1 digital environments.
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