Consider PATH as a planning tool | He taputapu whakamahere
PATH (Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope) is a creative and visual planning tool that helps students and their whānau dream big, set goals, and map clear steps to achieve them.
On this page:
On this page:
Current page section: Consider PATH as a planning tool | He taputapu whakamahere
Go to top of current page: Consider PATH as a planning tool | He taputapu whakamahere
Go to top of current page: Consider PATH as a planning tool | He taputapu whakamahere
Go to top of current page: Consider PATH as a planning tool | He taputapu whakamahere
"E kore te matau e rawe ki te moana takai ai, engari anō a uta"
A hook is best prepared on land, not at sea.
Why this matters | Te take
Why this matters | Te take
PATH is effective because it starts with the vision of ākonga having a good life and brings everyone together (whānau, kaiako, support people) to work as a team in making the vision a reality. It focuses on strengths, cultural identity, values, and aspirations, in a mana-enhancing and inclusive process. PATH helps make transition planning positive, purposeful, and personal.
How does PATH work? | He aha tā PATH mahi?
How does PATH work? | He aha tā PATH mahi?
This video describes how PATH planning works for all parties involved from a mātauranga Māori perspective.
Closed Captions
Useful resources | He rauemi
Useful resources | He rauemi
PATH planning research
This research highlights the positive impact of using the PATH planning tool for Māori and Pacific learners on their growth and wellbeing.
Publisher: Ministry of Education NZ
Download PDF
PATH planning process
This site provides in-depth information about the process of PATH planning from a person-centred, kotahitanga approach.
Next steps
More suggestions for implementing the strategy “Nurture whānau partnerships | Whanaungatanga”:
-
Current page Consider PATH as a planning tool | He taputapu whakamahere
Return to the guide “Te Ara Ako – Learning pathways in times of change”
How to use this site
Guide to Index of the guide: Te Ara Ako – Learning pathways in times of change
Understand:
Strategies for action:
-
Nurture whānau partnerships | WhanaungatangaShow suggestions for Nurture whānau partnerships | Whanaungatanga
- Get to know whānau | Te mōhio ki te whānau
- Ensure safety and wellbeing | Haumarutanga
- Establish clear communication | Whakahitiwhiti kōrero
- Exploring supports | Ngā taituarā
- Consider PATH as a planning tool | He taputapu whakamahere
-
Develop ākonga partnerships | Te mahi tahi me ngā ākongaShow suggestions for Develop ākonga partnerships | Te mahi tahi me ngā ākonga
-
Prepare your environment | Te whakarite wāhi akoShow suggestions for Prepare your environment | Te whakarite wāhi ako
-
Working as a team | He whānau kotahi tātouShow suggestions for Working as a team | He whānau kotahi tātou
