Virtual Learning Network

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Tuahiwi School may have one large and one portable for sale.  Contact Sue Ross 03 313 8521.

Cheers.  Dianne

I use it as a listening post for shared stories (using an octopus connector and earphones) - those stories on internet (eg Te Huinga Raukura series)

APPs - lots of vocab building activities

there are some handwriting apps where you trace the letters - great for NE, and could be a rotation along with other things to reinforce the letters.

Kia ora koutou, he patai: I am often asked by bilingual settings if there are translations (English) of the taumata 2 and 3 whainga paetae available anywhere?  Can anyone point me in the right direction ?  Nga mihi maioha, koutou ma

Kia ora koutou, he patai: I am often asked by bilingual settings if there are translations (English) of the taumata 2 and 3 whainga paetae available anywhere?  Can anyone point me in the right direction ?  Nga mihi maioha, koutou ma

bus stop, with parents moving around tables, contributing their aspirations on various topics (academic, social, te ao maori, learning, etc). scribe at each table.  parents had a set time at each table, and papers folded into sections so new group arriving couldn't see contributions of previous group. 

in another school some broad statements were made (eg "a graduate will be a confident leader who is responsible and can retain and transfer knowledge") with the question HOW? WHAT WILL THAT LOOK LIKE IN THIS KURA?

love the tama/kotiro shapes idea, Phoebe. Will try that in another kura :)

Yes I agree as well.  Let's share resources and discuss ways of working/helping schools on their journey to creating marau-a-kura and using TMoA.