Key Competencies
Capabilities for living and lifelong learning
The New Zealand Curriculum identifies five key competencies:
People use these competencies to live, learn, work, and contribute as active members of their communities. More complex than skills, the competencies draw also on knowledge, attitudes, and values in ways that lead to action. They are not separate or stand-alone. They are the key to learning in every learning area.
At Eastern Hutt School we have aligned our Inquiry Skills with the Key Competencies
- thinking
- using language, symbols, and texts
- managing self
- relating to others
- participating and contributing.
People use these competencies to live, learn, work, and contribute as active members of their communities. More complex than skills, the competencies draw also on knowledge, attitudes, and values in ways that lead to action. They are not separate or stand-alone. They are the key to learning in every learning area.
At Eastern Hutt School we have aligned our Inquiry Skills with the Key Competencies
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Thinking
Reflecting Make Connections Justify & Use Evidence Predict & Ask Questions Synthesise |
Managing Self
Be Curious Work Safely Analyse & Observe |
Relating to others
Work with others |
Using language, symbols and text
Share ideas & information Summarise & Explain Investigate & Research Sort Information critically Use technical language |
Participating & Contributing
Manage Projects |
