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"This photocopiable resource provides comprehensive information and supporting student activities about powhiri. The first section provides an overview of powhiri, and addresses questions such as: what is a powhiri? What is important about the process of powhiri? What is a marae?... What is tikanga? What is kawa? What is tapu? What is noa? What reasons are there for a powhiri to take place? Subsequent sections explore powhiri from both the hosts and the visitors' perspectives. Topics covered include tangata whenua, karanga, whaikorero, waiata, koha, hongi, hakari, manuhiri, te whakaeke, and much more"--Publisher's website.
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"Fictionalised diary of Mike Lucas whose parents are involved in Team New Zealand's 1995 America's Cup challenge in San Diego, where Peter Blake's Black Magic boat wins the cup. Mike is sent to live with his grandparents in Takapuna, where he learns to sail, and eventually he tra...vels to San Diego to support Team New Zealand"--Publisher's information. Suggested level: primary, intermediate.
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Based around the Brunner Mine Disaster of 1896, the biggest industrial accident in New Zealand's history. In this story, Thomas has been sent a journal from his grandmother back in England, with the request that he fill it in over the following 12 months and then send it back to ...her so that she will get to know the grandson she has never met.
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Drama Cuts Teacher's Resource Book provides background information on the play extracts in the Drama Cuts anthology, a detailed synopsis for each play, writing and performing activities and notes on the playwrights.
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This anthology features 13 extracts from contemporary Commonwealth plays, in English. It features issues closely related to student experiences such as unplanned pregnancy, family conflict, social class, racial prejudice, the search for identity, religious and political freedom, ...love of country, poverty etc. New Zealand playwrights are Bruce Mason and Lynda Chanwai-Earle.
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"Acknowledges that by enacting the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi students' use of key competencies will be demonstrated and their understanding of values strengthened. The texts and related activities will enable students to record the learning process and events as part o...f class work and engage them in inquiry-based learning"--Page 5.
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"The 'Treaty in action' supports teachers and students as they explore the unique bicultural nature of New Zealand society that has developed from the history and signing of the Treaty of Waitangi to the present day." -- Introduction, page 6.
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This important resource is the long-awaited companion book to "The Treaty in Action: Nga Mahi Tiriti".
Written in partnership by Maori educator Edith Chaney and Pakeha educator Susan Battye, this second book supports schools to look at how they can enact the principles of the T...reaty of Waitangi at a governance and leadership level, and at a whole school and classroom level. It uses examples from New Zealand schools to demonstrate how this might be achieved. The ideas and activities in this resource will enable leaders, teachers and students to build in depth understanding of how the Treaty's three principles of partnership, protection, and participation can be embedded into everyday school life.
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