Understanding the Learning Support Delivery Model (LSDM) and new models for collaboration
Suggestion for implementing the strategy ‘Coordinating community and cluster-wide learning support’
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Overview of the new model
Overview of the new model
The Learning Support Delivery Model (LSDM) supports groups who work collaboratively to respond to the needs of a whole population of children and young people.
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Key features
Key features
Find out more about the four features of the Learning Support Delivery Model.
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How it will work
How it will work
Each learning community together with manu whēnua and local agencies will meet and plan how they work together.
Together they will establish any decision making protocols they need.
Together they will:
- decide the information to be shared to create a full picture of the needs of individual children and young people and groups of learners across their community
- agree how to share and store that information safely
- establish a learning support register or an equivalent resource
- identify all the resources, skills, and knowledge available in their community
- liaise with their local learning-support facilitator who will connect them to wider agencies and services and broker supports.
Source: Ministry of Education | Te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga (opens in a new tab/window)
Learning support delivery model in action
Learning support delivery model in action
Read how Puketeraki Kāhui Ako have developed an effective safety net for their community.
It is based on long-standing relationships and the Learning Support Delivery Model.
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Reflection questions
Reflection questions
- How are you working within the LSDM?
- How will you work within the LSDM to improve outcomes for learners and their whānau?
- How will you design an approach within the LDSM that works for your context?
- How will it improve outcomes for both tangata whenua and tangata tiriti learners and their whānau?
- How will it increase the timeliness and effectiveness of support for learners?
- What barriers will there be to implementing the model?
- What dispositions and commitment will be needed to ensure the model is successful?
Useful resources
Useful resources
Learning Support Delivery Model: A guide for groups sharing learning support information
Read time: 15 min
The guide is to help groups of education providers and other service providers to safely and appropriately share information about children and young people who need learning support.
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Learning Support Delivery Model: Working together
Read time: 3 min
The Learning Support Delivery Model (LSDM) brings together early learning services, kura, MoE, and other learning support providers to decide how to best use resources to meet local learning needs.
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Learning Support Delivery Model in action
Read time: 8 min
The Puketeraki Kāhui Ako in North Canterbury is working within the LSDM to address the learning support needs of their communities.
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Next steps
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Guide to Index of the guide: Collaborative planning for learning
Strategies for action:
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Collaboratively planning a universally designed learning environmentShow suggestions for Collaboratively planning a universally designed learning environment
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Making a collaborative learning support planShow suggestions for Making a collaborative learning support plan
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Coordinating community and cluster-wide learning supportShow suggestions for Coordinating community and cluster-wide learning support
- Understanding the Learning Support Delivery Model (LSDM)
- Establish a learning support community team
- Collectively agree a purpose and model
- Follow protocols for sharing information
- Review and refine plans
