School principals and lead educators
Conducting a professional development session for teachers on national education strategies
Use cases
About
The Policies and Frameworks mind map template provides a structured overview of the New Zealand educational landscape, specifically focusing on equity and wellbeing strategies. This 108-node Policies and Frameworks cheat sheet serves as a comprehensive guide for educators and administrators to navigate the Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy and various sector-specific action plans. The map is organized into eight primary branches, detailing the government's vision for Aotearoa and the strategic direction for Māori and Pacific learners. By utilizing this Policies and Frameworks template, users can analyze the Learning Support Action Plan and the Early Learning Action Plan through a reflective lens. The structure specifically prompts practitioners to evaluate 'How does it steer the waka?' and identify 'What are the enablers to my current practice?' to ensure policy alignment with classroom reality.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Special Education Needs Coordinators (SENCOs)
Reviewing school-wide compliance and alignment with the Learning Support Action Plan
Curriculum designers and cultural leads
Developing a localized curriculum that honors Māori and Pacific education goals
How to use this template
Step 1
Download and open the file
Download the .xmind file and open it using Xmind desktop or the web-based editor to view the full 108-node structure.
Step 2
Analyze the strategic branches
Navigate through the top-level branches like 'Early Learning Action Plan' to understand the specific goals and visions set by the government.
Step 3
Document your personal practice
Fill in the 'How does it influence my mahi?' sub-nodes with your own observations to create a personalized professional development record.
Frequently asked questions
This template focuses on the New Zealand education system's strategic frameworks, specifically addressing wellbeing, Māori education (Ka Hikitia), Pacific learner outcomes, and learning support priorities for children and young people.
You can use the 'Implications for my practice' branch to reflect on how these national policies influence your daily work, identifying specific enablers and barriers within your professional environment.
Yes, the template is fully editable. You can add your own nodes to the 'Related Policies' section or expand on the specific implications for your local school or early learning center.
Yes, it includes nodes for the 'New Zealand Curriculum', 'Te Whariki', and the 'National Education & Learning Priorities (NELP)' to show how high-level strategies connect to curriculum delivery.
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