Te Reo Māori in Schools Community
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Tēnā koutou katoa, nau mai, haere mai. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou i runga i tēnei kaupapa whakahirahira ki a tātou katoa – arā, ko Te Reo Māori kei roto i ngā kura auraki. Ko te tūmanako mā te mahi tahi ka puāwai Te Reo rangatira i tēnei whenua, ka tū pakari ai ā tātou tamariki, mokopuna hoki, ā, ka hua ai ngā painga mō te katoa. Ka haere tonu ngā mahi o te Tāhuhu kia tutuki pai ai ngā moemoeā o ngā whānau, hapū, iwi e pā ana ki Te Reo rangatira o tēnei whenua – hei oranga mō tātou katoa.
Welcome to the Te Reo Māori in Schools Community. We value your feedback and ideas, and invite you to contact us at tereomaori@tki.org.nz
Keep up-to-date with information and resources relevant to the teaching and learning of Te Reo Māori in primary and secondary classrooms. Scroll down or use the links at the top of the page. Look on the right-hand side for links to the calendar and to related communities.
The final Te Reo Māori in the New Zealand Curriculum will be complete by end-2008. This curriculum is specifically targeted at schools where the main language of instruction is English. To find out more about the curriculum, how it came about, what it means for teachers and students and what materials will be available to support it, go to the key collection, Te Reo Māori in Schools Strategy.
Note also the two curriculum items immediately below and check these regularly for updates.
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The New Zealand Curriculum Explore The New Zealand Curriculum online and link to a range of resources and support materials. The revised curriculum will become mandatory from Feb 2010. Schools are encouraged to begin working towards its implementation. Check out the new section Strategies for Getting Started, and add comments to share your expertise and experiences. http://nzcurriculum.tki.org.nz |
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Te Marautanga o Aotearoa (Draft) Te Marautanga o Aotearoa: He tauira hei kōrerorero has been released for consultation. The document was launched on 15 November 2007. Schools will receive copies of the draft document for consultation shortly. Explore the online community for Te Marautanga o Aotearoa. http://www.tki.org.nz/r/marautanga/index_m.php |
What's new
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Ako Tatau
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Māori language websites for beginners
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Resources for Te Reo Māori Teachers
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Te Reo Māori in Schools Strategy
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Te Reo Māori in Schools Unit Plans |
Community Facilitators' choice
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Ka Hikitia – Managing for Success: it's happening! (Word 58KB)
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Second Language Acquisition for English-Medium Secondary te Reo Māori Teachers A pilot PD programme for secondary school teachers of te reo Māori was introduced to deepen teacher understanding of second language acquisition and to use a range of second language teaching strategies to improve student learning outcomes. The PD programme was evaluated to assess the effectiveness of the programme. http://educationcounts.govt.nz/publications/maori_education/16837 |
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Te Wānanga o Aotearoa – Free te reo Māori courses available
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Change in ordering process for MOE resources and publications
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Ngā Haeata Mātauranga – Annual Report on Māori Education, 2006/07
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We are currently seeking useful and interesting websites to include, to enhance the teaching and learning of Te Reo Māori in schools. Send us an email if you have any favourites you would like to share with others.
Feedback
We value your feedback and ideas on the Te Reo Māori in Schools Community page, and invite you to contact us at tereomaori@tki.org.nz
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Telephone Tutorial
The TKI Team would be happy to provide a tour of the website, via the telephone, at your school staff meetings or planning sessions. Contact us at tutorials@tki.org.nz if you would like to explore this option.
You can use this page to communicate within the Te Reo Māori in Schools Community. For example, if you wish to undertake a collaborative project with another school, find out if anyone has taught a particular unit of work, or share information about teaching and learning Te Reo Māori in schools classes, email your message to tereomaori@tki.org.nz
This message is based on an article in The Dominion Post by Paul Easton called 'Māori Language Teaching to go Online', Wednesday 25 July 2007.