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Secondary ESOL Links
New Zealand and the Pacific
- Language Line
A telephone interpreting service run by the Office of Ethnic Affairs that offers 35 different languages. This service aims to aid communication between ethnic New Zealanders and key government agencies.
- Matapihi
Heritage collections of New Zealand's archives, galleries, libraries and museums. Matapihi provides access to more than 50,000 images, sounds and objects.
- The National Library's Discover Te Kohinga Taonga
This is a treasure trove of New Zealand art and music resources, supporting New Zealand teachers and students of visual arts, music, social studies, technology (design), English (visual language strand) and history. Discover holds many items of cultural significance to Maori. It contains photographs, drawings, prints, paintings, posters, essays, as well as video and sound clips that reflect our unique New Zealand heritage.
- Pasifika Hotshots
A collection of stories (videos) told by Wellington secondary school Pasifika students. Includes the resources to help your students make their own stories into videos.
- Te Ara - The Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
Visit this new online encyclopaedia developed by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage.
- Treaty of Waitangi Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Visit this website for a concise account of the Treaty of Waitangi and links to related resources (State Services Commission).
- ArTok: Pacific Arts Online
Explore the artistic diversity and cultural practices of Oceania. See and hear traditional music and dance, tapa, sculpture, body art, and
performance. An ABC Online-Radio Australia initiative.
- Asia-Pacific in Figures
Statistics from the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific.
- Beehive.govt.nz - The Official Website of the New Zealand Government
Includes news releases about current issues and archival material.
- Being Bilingual in Manukau
2007 City of Manukau Education Trust discussion paper - prepared for the Manukau Education Conference (PDF).
- Best New Zealand Poems
An online collection of poems from contemporary New Zealand poets.
- The Coombsweb: Asia-Pacific Research from The Australian National University
Up-to-date information on current issues and includes a search engine to search the specialist sites on the region. Access to useful Asian Journals.
- edcentre
Information about teaching, schools, Ministry publications, curriculum and qualifications, international students, tertiary education, Maori and statistics.
- EPIC (Electronic Products In Collaboration)
EPIC is a venture between New Zealand libraries and the Ministry of Education giving schools free access to a wide range of electronic resources from database providers EBSCO and Thompson Gale, including some New Zealand content. Schools need to register.
- Equal Opportunities Employment Trust
The New Zealand EEO Trust helps employers adapt to and embrace the diversity of the workforce through the use of EEO principles and best practice.
- ESOL Home Tutor Scheme
New Zealand's community-based support service that meets the English language and social needs of adult New Zealanders from non-English-speaking backgrounds. Read the New Zealand research on refugee re-settlement issues and language learning. Order the "Now You're Talking" cards that include language and cultural notes, classroom phrases and pronunciation guides.
- How to Law
This is a New Zealand self-help legal site that contains information about laws and legal procedures relating to many aspects of citizenship and business in New Zealand.
- Index New Zealand Online
The index lists information about articles published in around 300 New Zealand newspapers, magazines, and journals, mainly since 1987. Index New Zealand Online has been developed to support teaching and learning in New Zealand and is managed by the National Library of New Zealand. Registration is required.
- Intergenerational Learning in Practice - 2006
This report from the City of Manukau Education Trust (COMET) describes the philosophies underpinning the intergenerational learning model, programme design, and the outcomes from the pilot studies in South Auckland.
- The Journal of the Polynesian Society
The University of Auckland Library and the Polynesian Society have collaborated in initiating the Online Journal. The project will progressively digitise the first 100 years of the Journal, from 1892-1991.
- Literature Review on the Effective Engagement of Pasifika Parents & Communities in Education (PISCPL) - Ministry of Education
Designed to complement and inform an evaluation of the Ministry's PISCPL project. The review explored barriers to Pacific Island parent/community engagement and strategies that can support home-school engagement.
- Living Heritage: Tapa, a Tongan Treasure
A collaborative project between the Tongan students at Marcellin College and students from Takuilau College in Lapaha to record the tapa making tradition.
- Local Noise
Local Noise is an Australian Research Council funded project led by Mitchell and Pennycook from the University of Technology, Sydney. Its focus is on the localisation of hip-hop in different cultural, societal and educational contexts. Local Noise has been looking at hip-hop as an educational tool, expressing people's stories. The focus is on its success in the face of a general failure of education policies for marginalised groups in society, both in urban and rural settings.
- Metromagazine Study Guides
The study guides include notes for Looking for Alibrandi, The Joy Luck Club and Rabbit Proof Fence (PDF format).
- Ministry of Education: International Education
Links to all the documents for international students.
- Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs
The home page of the Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs
- The Music Archive for the Pacific
Established by the Southern Cross University, Lismore, Australia.
- National Library of New Zealand
View online images from photos and art works to newspapers and oral history interviews. You can print images for personal use or use the online instructions to order high quality reproductions.
- The New Zealand Curriculum: Draft for Consultation 2006
Download the documents.
- The New Zealand Society of Translators and Interpreters
Professional body for translators and interpreters.
- The Office of Ethnic Affairs
A referral and information service for ethnic communities and policy advice to government.
- Online Newspapers: New Zealand
New Zealand regional newspapers.
- Pacific Island Photos
- Pacific Islands Internet Resources
A catalogue of resources available on the Internet focusing on the Pacific Islands. Select a country from the map and away you go.
- Pacific Islands Literature
Links to literature and writers of the Pacific
- Pacific Literature Authors
Links to Pasifika authors.
- Pacific Salutations
Greetings and phrases in a number of Pasifika languages (Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs).
- Pacific Stories
Trailers from a series of ABC film journeys through seven Pacific locations (mainly Melanesian, but includes Tonga). Interactive galleries, maps, with video and audio updates from the film-makers and film subjects. Flash driven.
- Pasifika Education Research Toolkit - Ministry of Education
A resource for Pasifika researchers and those researching in Pasifika education contexts.
- Pasifika Learning Materials (Learning Media)
- South Pacific Maps
Maps of South Pacific Island nations including New Zealand.
- sPACIFICally PACIFIC Education
sPACIFICally PACIFIC is a one-stop shop for advice and information for Pacific youth. Supports the Pasifika Education Plan.
- Up the Creek
This bilingual interactive website from the Department of Conservation introduces concepts about biodiversity in waterways by focusing on the life cycle of whitebait. Intended for level 3 and 4 of the New Zealand curriculum, the resource includes teachers' notes and ideas for class discussions and activities.
- YouthLaw
A community law centre for young people throughout Aotearoa/New Zealand.
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