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- “…at the heart of successful education for all Māori learners is the pr...nd contribute to the wider community. However, because Maori believe in a whanau like and sense of belonging i...
Comment on "Learning with Digital Technologies for Māori Learners"
What a great idea Anaru, I wonder if you could share some examples of how we are able to better engage whānau to be more involved in the educational successes of our children.- +71 more Comments
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- Term 1 Enabling e-Learning Calendar of Events Tēnā koutou, talofa... Enabling e-Learning calendar. WEBINAR: Whakawhanaungatanga - Getting to know our...
- Welcome to all those new members of the eLearning groups here on the VLN. Here's this week's round-up of elearning goodness from across the VLN Communities. ...
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- Following on from the tragedy of Christchurch comes the growing concern for more than 10,000 students and their learning. For some, this means moving schools...
- Community e-learning involvement at Tahunanui School During 2011 we will aim to encourage: parents to comment on class blogs parents to use the parent wikipage and...
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- National Goal: Schools will use e-learni...creasing the capability of family and whanau to actively participate in th...our classrooms and schools to include whanau Success Indicators: The...g eLearning tools to communicate with whanau in their own learning Th...
Reflections on our inaugural student conference - Milestone 3
What was important for us and why? Our cluster goals are: Student will...ime we do so. What happened, as a result? The impact on students/teachers/whanau was initially very good....- +38 more Top-level pages
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- Emma Watts from Tahuna shared her ideas on how to promote her blog with parents/whanau.
- Great blog post from Liz Stevenson, sharing via the VPL-D community space. She expla...me the interviewers and photographers, supported and encouraged by teachers and whanau...."
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Ko Rona Eramiha toku ingoa.- Kaiarahi from all parts of New Zealand gathered at...ation. Our exploration of issues relevant to Maori whanau on Waihike Island was lead by...ompleted her research into the aspirations of Maori whanau on the island for their tamar...
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Developing our eAchieve Cluster Portal: How the AppleTree Cluster collaborates online
What was important for us? To develop an online learning community where teachers, students, leaders, and whanau can come together to share re...Developing our eAchieve Cluster Portal: How the AppleTree Cluster collaborates online
What was important for us? To develop an online learning community where teachers, students, leaders, and whanau can come together to share re...- +123 more Resources
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- Once there is a commitment to proceed, and a level of ‘buy-in’ r...time and wasted effort in establishing a new LCO. The perspectives of parents/whanau and students must not be negl...
- If the planning phase has been completed successfully the implementation pha...gent issues and concerns before they become problematic. Feedback from parents/whanau and students should be regula...
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The VLN Community - Home of the Learning Communities Online (LCO)
The Virtual Learning Network Community (VLNC) is a group of school clusters and orga...er to provide learning pathways for both their students, staff as well as wider whanau and community. This is made...
Haere mai, talofa lava and welcome to the Enabling e-Learning: Beyond the Classroom public group. As the video from our Beyond the Classroom page shows, we aim to supp...- +13 more Groups
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