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Whakatika

The whakatika phase of the supervision session involves laying down the take (reason for supervision or issues), so that exploring the pathway and direction forward can start.

Working to our agenda

The whakatika phase should be closely coupled with the whakatau phase. It involves laying down the take (reason for supervision or issues), so that exploring the pathway and direction forward can start.

The kaitiaki should be prepared for supervision and should have some thoughts about the take that they wish to discuss. The kaiārahi can also add take to the 'agenda'.

Prompts: skills, knowledge and behaviours

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