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Kia mahi tahi tatou katoa ki te poipoi i te kotahitanga mo te ahurea o Aotearoa

Andrew

At 12pm we kicked into a game of Kahoot! We had three rounds of reo quizzes, and shared our favourite kupu and favourite whakatauki following each round. Favourite kupu = manaakitanga Favourite whakataukī = tūwhitia te hopo, mairangatia te angitū. Kia kaha tātau ki te kōrero Māori. Pō noa, ao noa.

Tate

Integrating simple kupu into my teaching and using the Mahuru Māori Wero.

Anna

Karawhiua mai!

Katrina

A living language is what keeps a culture alive and thriving.

Lynette

Because it is such a beautiful language

Britta

Māori was made an official language of New Zealand under the Maori Language Act 1987

Tina

Kia tautokotia te kaupapa whai tikanga! Kia haumi tātou. We need to understand that in Aotearoa supporting te reo is as important as protecting the whenua.

Rachael

Ensuring tamariki home languages & cultures are visible in ECE is important for whanau & tamariki learning & development.

Mary

It takes one generation to lose a language and three to get it back. I am doing it for the protection of te reo Māori - my language and for my tamariki mokopuna so that they know how ataahua their language and all that it entails is.

Tate

It's important to me that our learners have an opportunity to ako, waiata, kōrero, whakarongo, tākaro & pānui whenever they are on campuses. We want to contribute to the success of this movement and to the do this we pledge to create opportunities and spaces for te reo Māori to thrive at Ara.

Tate

It's important to me as pākehā living in Aotearoa to take responsibility for my own learning of Te Ao Māori

Rachel

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Activities

Kia mahi tahi tatou katoa ki te poipoi i te kotahitanga mo te ahurea o Aotearoa

Andrew

Tate

Integrating simple kupu into my teaching and using the Mahuru Māori Wero.

Anna

Karawhiua mai!

Katrina

A living language is what keeps a culture alive and thriving.

Lynette

Because it is such a beautiful language

Britta

Māori was made an official language of New Zealand under the Maori Language Act 1987

Tina

Kia tautokotia te kaupapa whai tikanga! Kia haumi tātou. We need to understand that in Aotearoa supporting te reo is as important as protecting the whenua.

Rachael

Ensuring tamariki home languages & cultures are visible in ECE is important for whanau & tamariki learning & development.

Mary

It takes one generation to lose a language and three to get it back. I am doing it for the protection of te reo Māori - my language and for my tamariki mokopuna so that they know how ataahua their language and all that it entails is.

Tate

It's important to me that our learners have an opportunity to ako, waiata, kōrero, whakarongo, tākaro & pānui whenever they are on campuses. We want to contribute to the success of this movement and to the do this we pledge to create opportunities and spaces for te reo Māori to thrive at Ara.

Tate

It's important to me as pākehā living in Aotearoa to take responsibility for my own learning of Te Ao Māori

Rachel

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Activities

Kia mahi tahi tatou katoa ki te poipoi i te kotahitanga mo te ahurea o Aotearoa

Andrew

Tate

Integrating simple kupu into my teaching and using the Mahuru Māori Wero.

Anna

Karawhiua mai!

Katrina

A living language is what keeps a culture alive and thriving.

Lynette

Because it is such a beautiful language

Britta

Māori was made an official language of New Zealand under the Maori Language Act 1987

Tina

Kia tautokotia te kaupapa whai tikanga! Kia haumi tātou. We need to understand that in Aotearoa supporting te reo is as important as protecting the whenua.

Rachael

Ensuring tamariki home languages & cultures are visible in ECE is important for whanau & tamariki learning & development.

Mary

It takes one generation to lose a language and three to get it back. I am doing it for the protection of te reo Māori - my language and for my tamariki mokopuna so that they know how ataahua their language and all that it entails is.

Tate

It's important to me that our learners have an opportunity to ako, waiata, kōrero, whakarongo, tākaro & pānui whenever they are on campuses. We want to contribute to the success of this movement and to the do this we pledge to create opportunities and spaces for te reo Māori to thrive at Ara.

Tate

It's important to me as pākehā living in Aotearoa to take responsibility for my own learning of Te Ao Māori

Rachel

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