Sam Steve posted a blog postCase study assignments are never easy to write as it involves a lot of groundwork and research. You always need to write the best assignment to earn good marks. To earn credibility you should write the paper in formal tone. However, with a formally written paper, it becomes hard for you to bind your readers and make them read the whole assignment. Therefore, the key to earning good marks is you need to make the write up proper and must include all relevant information.
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Back in the bad old days, Māori children were punished for speaking Te Reo at school and Māori culture had no place in the classroom. Our education system has come a long way since then. Unfortunately, Māori educational achievement is still trailing behind, but gains are being made and public schools work very hard to meet the needs of Māori students while also educating all students in tikanga Māori and Te Reo.
Kohanga reo, kura kaupapa and kura a iwi movements also play an…
ContinuePosted by Melissa Schwalger on September 18, 2015 at 10:00
Tena koutou Te Riu Roa whanau, Could you tell me where I can find the registration form for this years Te Kahui Whetu as I can't find it on the NZEI website.
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CLASSROOM PREPARATION: Lorene Fitzgerald sorts through teaching resources inside Highbury's Kohanga Reo.
A long-awaited kohanga reo will be opening in Highbury this month - the next step in the Palmerston North suburb's efforts to foster families' education opportunities.
The community has been granted $100,000 of government funding from the Ministry of Education to complete a licencing programme in a bid to open a new Maori language immersion early…
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A great new resource is being distributed to all schools by the Ministry, to support the teaching of Te Reo Māori. 'He Reo Tupu, He reo Ora - A growing language is a living language', is an integrated, multi-media resource with unit plans, assessment information, second language learning information, and DVD animated cartoons to support teaching. Check this out online at hereoora.tki.org.nz
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