(Discontinued) Te Tiriti in turbulent times – Honouring Te Tiriti in our teaching practice

Presenter Lisa grew up in Te Whanganui-a-Tara and completed Primary School Teacher training in 1995. She taught in primary schools in Aotearoa New Zealand as well as the United Kingdom, and has been in Early Childhood Education since 2010. She has worked in Adult Education with Spark and NZEI – Te Riu Roa and been involved in Tertiary Education since joining Te Rito Maioha in 2018.

Presenter Stacey Bird, Bachelor of Education (Teaching) Early Childhood. Pouako, Te Rito Maioha ECNZ

Ko Tāwhiuau te Maunga Ko Rangitaiki te Awa Ko Tangiharuru te Tangata Ko Rangipo te Wehenga o te Tuna Ko Rangitahi te Marae Ko Ngāti Hui te Hapu Ko Ngāti Manawa te Iwi No Murupara ahau Ko Stacey Bird toku ingoa

Born into a whānau of teachers it was only natural to follow the same path, however unlike the rest of my teaching whānau I decided on the most important stage of a child’s journey, their early childhood. I have been teaching within the Early Childhood sector for over 15 years.

Presenter I’m Kath Cooper, a Gallup Strengths coach, Four Tendencies workshop facilitator, speaker, Inclusion advocator, Freedom2Focus retreat creator, and Emotional Culture Deck (ECD) presenter. The core of my work is to encourage individuals and companies to embrace their authentic selves through their Gallup Strengths, the Four Tendencies framework, and the ECD cards. I’ve worked with a range of people and organisations, from the CEO of a National museum (and the whole team) to individuals who want some support and guidance. When you work with me, we will work across your personal and professional life, apply the power of strengths and deeper self-knowledge, to help you commit to creating the changes you want.