Date: Student’s Name: COMPLETE AFTER DISCUSSION 4 PE 2.206 Task 1 Impact of Culture Describe the impact of your culture upon personal beliefs, expectations and values Instructions: This task is completed during Discussion 4 During the discussion identify five examples of aspects of your personal culture that influence your world view. This may be by presentation, collage, poster or using image cards. The discussion leader will record successful completion of the task on the discussion attendance register. 1. Give at least five specific examples of how you culture has impacted on your own personal expectations, values, beliefs and practices toward such things as time, work, education, celebrations, spirituality, food and hospitality, family structures, parenting, birth and death. Tutor Signature and Date Marking criteria At least five examples given of how the culture they most identify with has impacted on their personal beliefs, expectations, values and practice. PE 2.206 Task 2 Te Tiriti o Waitangi Outline Playcentre’s commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi Instructions: Do not begin this assessment until you have attended Discussion 4. Review the notes in your manual from Discussion 4. Answer all questions. 1. Describe two important milestones from 1989 till the present, that have demonstrated New Zealand Playcentre Federation’s commitment nationally to Te Tiriti o Waitangi - 2. Describe two ways that currently show the commitment of New Zealand Playcentre Federation [NZPF] to Te Tiriti o Waitangi - - Date: Student’s Name: 3. Describe three ways that the Wellington Playcentre Association currently shows its commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi (for example, supporting a particular bicultural practice) - - - 4. Name three different ways your centre currently shows its commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi (for example, supporting a particular bicultural practice). - - - Date: Student’s Name: FEEDBACK SHEET 7: Te Tiriti o Waitangi Assessment PE 2.206 Task 2 (To be completed by tutor) Trainee has satisfactorily: Comments Described two important milestones where the New Zealand Playcentre Federation [NZPF] has nationally shown its commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Described two current ways that NZPF shows its commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Described three ways the Wellington Playcentre Association currently shows its commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Described three ways the student’s centre currently shows its commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi GENERAL TUTOR COMMENT Assessment has been achieved / resubmit __________________________ Tutor’s signature and date Date: Student’s Name: PE 2.306 Task 3 Te Reo Māori Discuss the value of use of Te Reo Māori in Playcentre Instructions: Listen to the Basic Te Reo Māori Course 2 audio CD/tape (available at your centre or on the Wellington Association website http://www.wellingtonplaycentre.org.nz under Association info – Education - Training) and practise your pronunciation. Read page 27 in Whānau Tupu Ngātahi Answer all questions 1. List three different types of te reo Māori resources available at your centre [Be specific e.g. type of puzzles, titles of books etc.] - - - 2. How is Te Reo Māori encouraged and/or used on your session? Date: Student’s Name: 3. What is the value for children and adults (tangata whenua/Māori and tangata Tiriti/nonMāori) of supporting the use of Te Reo Māori in Playcentre. Give three reasons for this. (Do not include general examples that are applicable to learning any language) - - - 4. Why is correct pronunciation of Te Reo Māori important? 5. Choose 3 te reo Māori phrases from the list on p110 in your workbook and learn the correct pronunciation and commit to using them (and not their English equivalents) for the next three sessions. Discuss this plan with your duty team, they may wish to share this challenge with you. 6. After the three sessions reflect on your efforts and what next steps you could take to gain more confidence using te reo Māori on session. Date: Student’s Name: FEEDBACK SHEET 8: Te Reo Māori Assessment PE 2.306 Task 3 (To be completed by tutor) Trainee has satisfactorily: Comments Three types of te reo Māori resources available in their centre are listed specifically. [book titles, puzzle types given] Use of te reo Māori within their centre is described. Discussion of value of Te Reo Māori in Playcentre shows understanding of importance for children, Māori and nonMāori and NZ society. Reflection on importance of correct pronunciation Identification of te reo Māori words or phrases to practise on session. GENERAL TUTOR COMMENT Assessment has been achieved / resubmit __________________________ Tutor’s signature and date