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Comment on "Digital Tools to enhance te reo Māori learning and teaching - Tellagami"
KIa ora tātou, I have been using Tellagami with a group of boys I'm working with at Puniho Pā in Taranaki. The boys enjoy Tellagami because it al...ve through adding their own background photo and audio. The boys who are shy among the group f...- Kia Ora Nathaniel What a privilege and an honour for you to be immersed in whakawhanaungatanga alongside Jason and his 'band of Maori boys'. I too have followed this journey o...
- Kia ora Nathaniel pai rawa tō taenga atu ki Puniho ki Parihaka hoki. Well done on getting to Puniho and Parihaka, Jason is doing such a great job with these boys and utilising the tools in this way. Pleased you got so much out of this yourself well done e hoa
- Jason is doing fabulous work with the boys. I am sure they will be stronger, more centred as they grow up with a such a supportive and knowledgable mentor. You told your story well. My great great grandfather was at Parihaka as well. But there are no stories of his time there. I wonder why not?
- What fabulous photos and an really special learning experience for the boys
- I always enjoy reading of what you and the boys are achieving. Nathaniel is in for a treat. na Allanah
Comment on "iPads are a great tool for supporting shy learners in the classroom"
You are doing stunning work with your boys. Can I suggest you put the free app Flick on the iPads. http://getflick.io/ Then it is too easy to 'flick' things between devices. iPad...Comment on "The benefits of using iPads to support language learning and literacy"
Kia ora Judith, Ed and Vanitha, Thank you for the awesome feedback. The boys love the opportunity to learn in this way and so do I! It reminds me of learning the way it used to be -...Comment on "The benefits of using iPads to support language learning and literacy"
I have a group of boys who would love these learning experiences! I like the youtube video explaining to others how to...- Jason Great idea! Will definitely do something similar here in Palmy however, I will have to access some local iwi to share their knowledge as I am from another iwi. Like what the boys are doing with te use of ICT.