The elements of effective review
“Ko te rito te pū kāmehameha, awheawhe te pā ki tōna tauranga.
Nurturing the ritorito – the developing leaves at the heart – ensures the survival of the flax bush as a whole.”
The pā, or the outer leaves, and other elements, such as soil, wind, and sun, together provide the ritorito with a sturdy foundation. Only the healthiest leaves are selected from the harakeke to weave a quality whāriki.
Like the impact of healthy harakeke on the quality of a weaving, there are key elements that contribute to the quality of review and its potential to transform practice. These elements offer a source of strength and insight, thereby increasing the effectiveness of review processes and the quality of our curriculum whāriki.
Raranga
ra
energy, power, force, influence, strength, intensity, growth, generated by the sun
ara
direction, method, process, technique, approach, procedure, system
rara
be scattered, to have an effect, shoal of fish
ranga
weave, unite, merge, connect, bond, join together
anga
framework, support, structure, scaffold
ngā
plural, more than 1, communal, shared, co-operation
Six elements of effective review
In this section, we introduce 6 elements of effective review:
relationships
evidence
vision
improvement
ethics
wisdom.
Mōhiohio anō
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