Hato Paora College tumuaki Dr Nathan Matthewssays the government’s package will help with the basic foundation of delivering the NCEA standard but it won’t necessarily reflect the special character prepared into his student’s mahi, “to reflect our Māori and catholic special character”.
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COVID-19 lockdown an opportunity to plan the future of Māori education
CEO of Te Whare Wānanga o Aotearoa Te Ururoa Flavell says the COVID-19 lockdown provides an opportunity for wānanga around the country to make plans for the bigger picture of Māori education.
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Distance learning devices for tamariki will be free of cost
Minister Kelvin Davis says the distance learning package announced by the government yesterday was created following concerns that Māori children don’t have enough access to learning.
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NewsGovt announces online learning space and te reo TV programmes
They include the new Ki te Ao Mārama online learning space; hard copy learning packs and educational te reo programmes on Māori Television.
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The future of school exams will be entirely online- NZQA
Online learning has become the new norm for many students during lockdown and soon digital exams could be a new way forward according to NZQA.
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Gisborne school staff face heavy demand for basic needs for online learning
Gisborne school staff face a heavy demand to provide the basic needs for online learning, such as a computer and wifi.
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Māori teaching resource launching online
With early childhood services, schools and tertiary institutions closed for four weeks, the Ministry of Education has been working around the clock to create distance learning.
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Mataturanga Māori, Education providers prepare to shutdown
Today the Minister of Education Chris Hipkins announced that schools across Aotearoa will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday 24 March 2020.
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Online learning resource sees sports stars share their journey to success
Former NZ Warriors star Sione Faumuina is developing an online platform where subscribers and schools will have the chance to hear from some of the country's top sports stars.
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Te Wānanga o Aotearoa stops face-to-face teaching for two weeks
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa (TWOA) will pause face-to-face teaching for the next two weeks.The decision comes as educational institutions across the country are creating and implementing plans to combat the spread of Coronavirus.
