The Te Maki Toto Vene resources explore local and scientific evidence about the importance of our social, nutritional, and physical environment for lifelong learning, health and wellbeing.
They assist teachers to facilitate capability development that supports adolescents to participate as critical, informed, and responsible citizens concerning current and future challenges such as the NCD epidemic.
The interactive resources on this page are intended for use in Year 11 classes in schools that are following the New Zealand or Cook Islands Curriculum.
The resources could also contribute to learning and teaching across the range of Years 10 to 13.
Teachers who would like access to the PADLET discussion resources should contact:
- Cook Islands - Sally Malcolm
- New Zealand - LENScience
