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Kua tukuna a Tū Rangatira
23/8/2010
Kua tukuna a Tū Rangatira - Māori Medium Educational Leadership e Te Tāhuhu o Te Mātauranga i mua take ake nei. Ka whakaatu tēnei pukapuka, kua tuhia ki te reo Ingarihi me te reo Māori, i tētahi tauira o te kaihautūtanga e whakaata ana i ētahi o ngā mahi me ngā ritenga matua a te kaihautū e whai wāhi ana ki ngā putanga ako tino pai mō ngā ākonga Māori.
Ko tōna aro, ko te whakapiki i ngā paetae a ngā ākonga e ako ana mā reo Māori mā ngā ritenga whakaako, ako hoki e tōtika ana e whakaata ana i ngā tūmanako pāpori, ahurea, mātauranga, ohaoha hoki o ngā whānau mō ā rātou whānau. He whāinga matua tēnei mō te kaihautūtanga i ngā kura kaupapa Māori, i ngā wharekura ā-iwi, i ngā kura motuhake me ngā akomanga rumaki, reorua hoki.
Ka taea e koe ngā tārua ā-pepa o tēnei pukapuka i Down the Back of the Chair (0800 660 662) mā te tuku īmēra rānei ki: orders@thechair.minedu.govt.nz. Tonoa Tū Rangatira ISBN: 978-1-86969-433-3.
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Te Reo Māori video workshops
27/7/2010
Just up on the Te Reo Māori site is a series of video clips from workshops held in 2009 to familiarise teachers, principals and whānau with the guidelines for teaching Māori language in English-medium schools.
The video clips are in five key sections:
- He Mihi (Greetings)
- Whakapapa (The ‘Journey’ of Māori Language)
- Te Ako i Te Reo Māori (Teaching and Learning Māori)
- Te Whakarite Hōtaka (Programme Planning)
- Kōrero Āpiti (Additional Discussion)
You are encouraged to view each section, in order to discuss how your school can implement the Māori language guidelines, what school-wide planning will look like and the resourcing implications.
Update on ultra-fast broadband in schools
28/7/2010
Ninety seven percent of schools will be provided with access to fibre over the next six years as part of the government’s ultra-fast broadband and rural broadband initiatives. The Ministry of Education is holding free seminars in August and September 2010 to update schools on what’s happening and when – and how this affects them. Register your interest on a fax back form available here www.minedu.govt.nz/ufbinschools.