In Term 1 Rangatiratanga Unit 'Growing from Good to Great' allowed us to...
Focus is on ‘learning to learn’, discovering ‘who I am as a learner’ and using this new knowledge to identify how I can contribute positively to the learning community.
From this we have build a solid understanding of what is our identity.
What makes you proud of your identity?
What is something or someone you know that has helped you form your own unique identity?
Comment on these two questions for Home Learning.
That my family is quite close.
ReplyDeletemy mum an dad because they supported me during all my failures and successes.
I am proud of my identity because I am my own person with differences to others and similarities. My mum especially has helped me form my own views and opinions as well as teaching me to listen to others opinions and views
ReplyDeletei am proud of my identity because i am different to everybody else no body is like me. my dad made me into tractors and into hunting and made me me now.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of my identity because I am different and have different skills to everyone else. My parents allowed me to form my own views and opinions.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of my identity because I am different to everybody else even if I have some similarities. Over the years my parents,Teachers, friends and family have made me believe in my self more and my family always believes in me and encourage me in everything I do.
ReplyDeleteI'm proud of all the sports I've had a go at and I'm still playing five of them. Mum and dad have supported me every step of the way.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of my identity because I think my friends would say that I am nice, friendly, kind, happy and helpful.My family, family friends, my friends and teachers and coaches have all helped make my identity.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of my identity because it makes me unique to other people.
ReplyDeleteMy mum and dad have been a big help as they have helped me when I needed it and have given me my unique traits by getting me to try new things.
I am proud of my identity because it makes me different to everyone else which means that everyone is speacil in a different way my family have help me make my idnetity
ReplyDeleteI am proud of my identity because I am not afraid to try new things and I have to thank my mum who has helped me with my horse riding and I have been pushed out of my comfort zone. That has shown me that trying things out of your comfort zone isn't always that bad, and you can feel proud of yourself afterwards.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of my identity because i'm different to everyone else but may still be similar to some people. My family has supported me through everything I have done and from that they have made me the person I am today.
ReplyDeleteI am proud of my identity because It makes me different to other people My family helps me with my sports and tells me to not give up and keep on trying.
ReplyDeletei am proud of my identity because i am different in a different way. my goat makes me laugh and my family has helped me to show who i am. well except for dad who is cruel to me with his jokes and puns.
ReplyDeleteI'm prod of my own identity because it sets me aside and makes me different.
ReplyDeleteMy family has molded me into who I am.
well my brother has done the most and when i was little and he would go to stay with his mum i would run into his room thinking we were playing hide and seek and he was hiding there. that's how much he was in my life and that's why i'm different cause that age difference between us would usually make most siblings hate each other
ReplyDeleteKia ora Room 1!
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying following your learning around growing from good to great! We have been focusing on our culture also so I thought I might share my thoughts with you.
I am very close to my whanau and am at the moment learning more about my māori culture and tupuna.
A whakatauki that I love and am living by is 'Kotahi kapua te rangi, he marangai ki te whenua' - one cloud in the sky, raindrops falling to the land. This proverb to me is about me as a teacher (cloud) sharing knowledge (raindrops) to students to give growth (whenua).
I look forward to reading more of your posts Room 1. Have a great term!
nga mihi nui
Mrs Taylor (ex Aranui kaiako)