Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy in Literacy.

Welcome to the Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy Kete.

No Kōtirana aku tipuna

I whanau mai ahau ki Ranfurly

I tipu mai ahau ki Ōtepoti

Kei Te Whanganui-a-Tara ahau e noho ana

Ko Keryn King toku ingoa

This Google site Kete was developed as a result of a 2025 Primary Teacher's Sabbatical, undertaken by Keryn King - RTLB Practice leader in Cluster 28, Ngā Hau e whā, in Aotearoa NZ.

During the sabbatical, the writer collated information from a range of research articles and material on the theme of Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy (CSP). Teachers were also invited to contribute ideas from their own teaching experiences working with diverse language learners, via a Google Form.

A range of practical activities has been curated into a "kete" for teachers and schools to use to enhance and strengthen CSP. and are presented on each themed page in the Google site.

This kete is available for RTLB and schools with the link to freely share and use.

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Subpages

At times, subpages contain additional material that may be useful for context. The main page will have an expand (drop down) arrow beside it.

Each page has a table of contents. Use the hyperlinks to jump to content.

These also serve as a summary of the Key Points on each page.

Kete

The content will contain practical key information or a practical school/teacher action to put in your kete.

Image source: Adobe image 515682647 (free) New Zealand raranga harakeke flax weaving handcraft By RebNZPics

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