Learning with Digital Technologies for Māori and Pasifika Learners
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Maori boys' achievement
Last updated by Aiono Manu Faaea-Semeatu Comments (1)Check out this latest article in Craccum on behalf of Nga Tauira Maori (University of Auckland Maori tudents' Association). Author is Will Flavell, Labour candidate for Henderson Waitakere local elections and HOD Maori at Rutherford...-
The Māori Medium e-Learning Planning Framework (MMeLPF)
Last updated by Moana TimokoHe aha te Māori Medium e-Learning Planning Framework (MMeLPF)? Tool that allows school to measure their e-learning capabilities. Building the e-capability of whānau so that they become Informed Consumers Demanding... -
Engaging Māori Learners Conference 2013
Last updated by Moana Timoko Comments (1)Highlights of the conference: I used Twitter to capture my highlights and created a hashtag #engagingmāorilearnersconf2013 to group all of my tweets together. It's quite a long hash tag but I wanted first time lookers to... -
ICOT 13 Presentations
Last updated by Anaru WhiteA Blended Approach to Culturally Responsive Practice in Mainstream Schools Presentation from Anaru's and Janelle's Breakout session at ICOT 2013 -
Presentation PowerPoint ULearn 2012
Last updated by Janelle Riki Comments (3)A Professional Blended e-Learning Approach to support Māori and Pasifika Learners. Presentation PowerPoint from our Breakout session at ULearn 2012 (with accompanying notes and links) ULearn 2012 A Professional blended e-Learning approach to... -
Blended e-Learning Resources to Support Writing
Last updated by Janelle RikiCheck out this presentation that shares various e-Learning tools that may be used to support writing programmes.
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From Hawaiki to Minecraft
Started by Tessa Gray 25 May 2018 1:05pm () Replies (2) Last reply by Anaru WhiteCross posted from Te Ao Māori me te Hangarau Matihiko. Kia ora, I’ve just been looking into maps about ethnic migration and in particular fascinated by the history and stories (some we’ve got wrong) about Māori migration to...Frameworks to help teachers support Māori learners
Started by Tessa Gray 26 Feb 2018 2:43pm () Replies (6) Last reply by MisterDRobertsAs teachers we know relationships in teaching and learning are important, none-more-so than for Māori learners - so they can see themselves in their learning, their community and their achievement results. After all, you can't be what you...FREE Te Tiriti o Waitangi event and resources
Started by Tessa Gray 22 Jan 2018 3:28pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GrayHere's something you won't want to miss out on... Originally posted in Te Tiriti o Waitangi (edSpace). Kia ora rā Are you planning a Tiriti o Waitangi unit this year? Not sure of what to have as your focus or where...A little can be huge when colouring in white spaces
Started by Tessa Gray 24 Oct 2017 12:25pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GrayCross posted from A little can be huge when colouring in white spaces >>> Some of you may have seen Ann Milne's presentation: Colouring in the white spaces as the final keynote for uLearn17. ...Te Wiki o te Reo Māori
Started by Anaru White 11 Sep 2017 1:59pm () Replies (6) Last reply by Sam McNeillKia ora tātou e whakanui ana i tēnei wiki o tī tātou reo. Links to resources to support Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. If you have any to add please comment below. Te Wiki o te Reo Māori website Te Taura Whiri i te Reo resources...Pasifika dual language books for your Pasifika new entrants and their fanau.
Started by Catriona Pene 05 Dec 2016 7:02pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Catriona PeneLaunched today http://literacyonline.tki.org.nz/Pasifika-dual-language-books
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Little kura leaps across digital divide and connects community
By Anaru Whitegazette.education.govt.nz - Kia ora e te whānau Interesting read from the latest Education Gazette... A kura in one of the remotest parts of the country has proved to be the mouse that roared by connecting not only itself to the internet, but also its entire surrounding...Matariki/Puanga
By Anaru White/groupcms/view/930600/matarikipuanga - Ngā mihi o te wā ki a koutou katoa Matariki and Puange resources.Digital Technologies and the national curriculum – what’s it all about?
By Anaru Whiteelearning.tki.org.nz - In The New Zealand Curriculum, digital technologies will be recognised as a part of the Technology learning area. In Te Marautanga o Aotearoa, it will be recognised as a whenu (strand) within the Hangarau Wāhanga Ako. Learning in digital...Bilingual signs installed in schools
By Anaru Whiteeducation.govt.nz - Installing signs in both English and Māori promotes learning opportunities and encourages people to use te reo Māori. As a board of trustees, you can use the Ministry’s bilingual list of words for rooms, buildings and services to help choose...Māori achieving success as Māori Spotlight
nzcurriculum.tki.org.nz - NZC Online's second spotlight to engage in professional learning about Māori achieving success as Māori. Explore what MASAM means to you and work together with your staff to devise ways to be more culturally responsive.
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MisterDRoberts replied on the discussion topic Frameworks to help teachers support Māori learners- Anaru White replied on the discussion topic From Hawaiki to Minecraft
- Tessa Gray added a new discussion topic From Hawaiki to Minecraft
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Frameworks to help teachers support Māori learners
Started by Tessa Gray 26 Feb 2018 2:43pm () Replies (6) Last reply by MisterDRobertsAs teachers we know relationships in teaching and learning are important, none-more-so than for Māori learners - so they can see themselves in their learning, their community and their achievement results. After all, you can't be what you...From Hawaiki to Minecraft
Started by Tessa Gray 25 May 2018 1:05pm () Replies (2) Last reply by Anaru WhiteCross posted from Te Ao Māori me te Hangarau Matihiko. Kia ora, I’ve just been looking into maps about ethnic migration and in particular fascinated by the history and stories (some we’ve got wrong) about Māori migration to...FREE Te Tiriti o Waitangi event and resources
Started by Tessa Gray 22 Jan 2018 3:28pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GrayHere's something you won't want to miss out on... Originally posted in Te Tiriti o Waitangi (edSpace). Kia ora rā Are you planning a Tiriti o Waitangi unit this year? Not sure of what to have as your focus or where...A little can be huge when colouring in white spaces
Started by Tessa Gray 24 Oct 2017 12:25pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GrayCross posted from A little can be huge when colouring in white spaces >>> Some of you may have seen Ann Milne's presentation: Colouring in the white spaces as the final keynote for uLearn17. ...
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Maori boys' achievement
Last updated by Aiono Manu Faaea-Semeatu Comments (1)Check out this latest article in Craccum on behalf of Nga Tauira Maori (University of Auckland Maori tudents' Association). Author is Will Flavell, Labour candidate for Henderson Waitakere local elections and HOD Maori at Rutherford... -
The Māori Medium e-Learning Planning Framework (MMeLPF)
Last updated by Moana TimokoHe aha te Māori Medium e-Learning Planning Framework (MMeLPF)? Tool that allows school to measure their e-learning capabilities. Building the e-capability of whānau so that they become Informed Consumers Demanding... -
Engaging Māori Learners Conference 2013
Last updated by Moana Timoko Comments (1)Highlights of the conference: I used Twitter to capture my highlights and created a hashtag #engagingmāorilearnersconf2013 to group all of my tweets together. It's quite a long hash tag but I wanted first time lookers to... -
ICOT 13 Presentations
Last updated by Anaru WhiteA Blended Approach to Culturally Responsive Practice in Mainstream Schools Presentation from Anaru's and Janelle's Breakout session at ICOT 2013
Learning with Digital Technologies for Māori and Pasifika Learners
Resources, links and kōrero about Learning with Digital Technologies to empower Māori and Pasifika Learners.