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Implementing Māori history curriculum in your school in the group Multicultural education
Tēnā koutou katoa, It has been an amazing week where I have had the real pleasure to work with a school who is implementing "Te Takanga o te Wā - guidelines for teaching Māori history. I saw Māori history timelines in classrooms, a strong focus on identity through a Māori cultural l...Tags: Māori, culture, Māori history, Culturally responsive, history, curriculum
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Authoring a school derived self review tool to progress Culturally Responsive Practice in the group Multicultural education
Lepperton School is a contributing school from years 1-6 in Taranaki. In between New Plymouth and Inglewood, Lepperton is currently in a new build phase. This, according to the new principal Andrew Retallick, was a prime time for the school to reconnect with the local iwi, hapu and community. ...Tags: Culturally Responsive Practice, Collaboration, Self review, Māori
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E KORE E PAU TE IKA UNAHI NUI — RESTORING THE HOLISTIC WELLBEING OF MĀORI BOYS THROUGH CONNECTION AND INNOVATION in the group Multicultural education
How does Ako in ancestral spaces enhance the holistic wellbeing of Māori boys? Ānaru White and Jason Ruakere are using their CORE-provided pro-bono research grant for restoring the holistic wellbeing of Māori boys through connection and innovation. They have begun this exciting and revealing i...Tags: marae, Māori, boys, learning, localised, ako, research
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Jumpstart My Reo (Christchurch) in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
E hiahia ana ki te puta i ngā akoranga A,E,I,O,U me te kōwae Ko Wai Au? I tēnei o ngā awheawhe, ka tūhura tātou i te whakamahinga o te reo Māori me ōna tikanga i tō taiao ako. Ka whakaratoa ētahi rautaki whaitake, māmā hoki hei whakapiki i te māia, i ō mahi whakaako i te reo, otirā, ko te whakamā...Tags: te reo, Māori, learn, strategies, fun, seminar
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Jumpstart My Reo (Auckland) in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
E hiahia ana ki te puta i ngā akoranga A,E,I,O,U me te kōwae Ko Wai Au? I tēnei o ngā awheawhe, ka tūhura tātou i te whakamahinga o te reo Māori me ōna tikanga i tō taiao ako. Ka whakaratoa ētahi rautaki whaitake, māmā hoki hei whakapiki i te māia, i ō mahi whakaako i te reo, otirā, ko te whakamā...Tags: te reo, Māori, learn, strategies, fun, seminar
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Jumpstart My Reo (Wellington) in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
E hiahia ana ki te puta i ngā akoranga A,E,I,O,U me te kōwae Ko Wai Au? I tēnei o ngā awheawhe, ka tūhura tātou i te whakamahinga o te reo Māori me ōna tikanga i tō taiao ako. Ka whakaratoa ētahi rautaki whaitake, māmā hoki hei whakapiki i te māia, i ō mahi whakaako i te reo, otirā, ko te whakamā...Tags: te reo, Māori, learn, strategies, fun, seminar
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New Zealand Māori History (Christchurch) in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
Māori History Te Takanga o te Wā is new resource that is not designed as a list of lessons or learning experiences. Rather it provides a framework to support teachers to teach Māori history with their students. The content and context that you choose for your class could focus on building quali...Tags: NZ, Māori, history, treaty, waitangi, cultural, diversity
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New Zealand Māori History (Auckland) in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
Māori History Te Takanga o te Wā is new resource that is not designed as a list of lessons or learning experiences. Rather it provides a framework to support teachers to teach Māori history with their students. The content and context that you choose for your class could focus on building quali...Tags: NZ, Māori, history, treaty, waitangi, cultural, diversity
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New Zealand Māori History (Wellington) in the group Face-to-face workshops | Enabling you
Māori History Te Takanga o te Wā is new resource that is not designed as a list of lessons or learning experiences. Rather it provides a framework to support teachers to teach Māori history with their students. The content and context that you choose for your class could focus on building quali...Tags: NZ, Māori, history, treaty, waitangi, cultural, diversity
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Te Reo Puāwai Māori (commencing March 2019) in the group Online Programmes: Empowering You
A great ‘beginners’ guide to te reo - not just speaking and writing, but how to teach it to others and use it authentically in your setting. This programme explores the basics and you will have the opportunity to engage and discuss content with facilitators and other students in onlin...Tags: te reo, Māori, online, course
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