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Ormiston norms and expectations

by Jennifer Sun
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To contribute. To be a responsible and important part of the community. For everyone to contribute towards team efforts. Paddling in unison results in greater collective success and efficiency.

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To value, caring for the environment culturally, socially, and physically. Providing the foundation for all things, the idea that we are each connected through the environment.

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To support. Respecting everyone's ideas while feeling comfortable to share our own. By supporting others, we learn to deepen our own understanding of the wider world.

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Which of the following is are examples of 'Waka - to contribute'?

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Which of the following is an example of 'Papatūānuku – to value'?

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Which of the following is NOT an example of 'Harakeke - to support'?

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Someone in your netball team gets smacked in the face with a ball during a match, but nobody else noticed. You see them losing foothold a little and looking dizzy so you let your coach know immediately. What norm is being demonstrated?

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You're at a club meeting and you are to come up with ideas towards an upcoming service project. After some deep thinking, you've come up with a magnificent idea. To demonstrate 'Harakeke - to support',

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