Today we had a during our teacher only day. We spent valuable time learning more about our local iwi - Te Atiawa. I learnt more about the 7 hapu in the Te Atiawa kiwi. We were able to make connections of the hapu (sub tribes) and the away (rivers) and maraes that represent these hapu. I learnt more about the whakapapa of Te Atiawa.
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Thursday, 10 August 2017
Friday, 10 March 2017
The Story of Whaitara ~ Digital Storytelling
During our recent stay at Owae Marae, myself and a colleague had a privileged of running a workshop on creating digital recordings of the story of Whaitara. Here are two examples, one is a stop motion video and another a oral recount by a 11 year old student.
Whaitara - Audio (Retold by Sam)
Sunday, 20 September 2015
One day Wananga
This Saturday I had fun at a one day Wananga, as part of my Level 2 Te Reo Māori paper. I have been able to advance my knowledge through this professional development.
In this activity we were divided into groups and each person had an opportunity to teach one sentence structure to the group. We were challenged to korero Māori throughout our explanation. At first I was nervous but soon I was able to grow in confidence and enjoyed the experience.
In this activity we were divided into groups and each person had an opportunity to teach one sentence structure to the group. We were challenged to korero Māori throughout our explanation. At first I was nervous but soon I was able to grow in confidence and enjoyed the experience.
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