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5 Feb 鈥� 14 Apr 2024

(Term 1)听

Whakapiki te reo aims to increase the fluency of kaiako Te Reo听and provide a wider range of conversational ability.

Kaiako will be able to demonstrate an understanding of te reo M膩ori me nga tikanga-a-iwi applicable to a variety of learning contexts, and informal contacts with whanau and community.

Assignments will focus on three key skills; speaking, writing and reading.听

29 Apr 鈥� 7 July 2024

(Term 2)

This course is taught bilingually: in te reo M膩ori and English. It will critically examine Matauraka M膩ori: M膩ori ways of knowing and engaging with the environment in traditional and contemporary contexts as a means of developing a Kaupapa M膩ori based curriculum.

M膩ori knowledge systems are valued and central to curriculum development.

Students will also compare and contrast other indigenous epistemologies as frameworks for curriculum development in educational settings. The emphasis will be on Ng膩i Tahu contexts and content.听

22 July听鈥� 29 Sept 2024

(Term 3)

Te Marau a-iwi is delivered in a bilingual setting under the mana of Ng膩i Tahu.

It will focus on developing the curriculum knowledge of kaupapa M膩ori education documents such as Te Marautanga, Te Aho Matua, Te Whariki and others.

This course seeks to develop a deeper understanding of kaupapa M膩ori theories, pedagogies through the use of kaupapa M膩ori educational frameworks.

14 Oct鈥� 8 Dec 2024

(Term 4)

Te reo o te whenua tahi aims to develop a working knowledge of M膩tauraka K膩i Tahu and a higher level of proficiency in te reo M膩ori.

Reo whakamihi (words of acknowledgement and gratitude) will be taught to use in both formal and informal settings as well as increasing everyday use of te reo M膩ori and appropriate enactment of tikanga M膩ori.听

Kaupapa M膩ori pedagogies will explore indigenous ways of being, doing, thinking and transferring knowledge.

This course will aid in understanding traditional M膩ori pedagogies, purakau and histories in order to approriately embed aspects of these traditional methods in our contemporary teaching and learning programmes.听

Whakapiki i te reo 2 aims to increase the level of proficiency of kaiako in te reo M膩ori and will provide a wide range of conversational, contextual and academic language opportunities.

Kaiako will be able to demonstrate an advanced understanding of te reo M膩ori me nga tikanga-a-iwi applicable to a variety of learning contexts, and informal contacts with wh膩nau and community.

The aim of the course is to increase the depth of knowledge and skill in spoken M膩ori language and also communicative teaching of M膩ori language.

Students will have a greater understanding of matauranga M膩ori and tikanga M膩ori through the teaching and learning of te reo M膩ori. Knowledge of dialect and matauranga of the mana whenua will be threaded into this course.

This course continues the study of the structure of the language and extends speaking skills and confidence. This will be taught predominantly in te reo M膩ori.

Not offered in 2024

The Rangahau M膩ori, special interest paper encourages akonga to investigate a facet of tikanga M膩ori, te reo M膩ori or te ao M膩ori that they have a passion for or special interest in.

This research paper empowers akonga to learn about kaupapa M膩ori theories and methodologies and embed these in their research.

The delivery of this paper will be mostly self-directed, although two wananga (2x block days) will be a part of the course so that individual guidance and support can be offered to akonga pertaining to their research area.

Te reo o te whenua rua aims to extend on working knowledge of Matauraka Kai Tahu and a higher level of proficiency in te reo M膩ori me ona tikanga.

Reo whakamihi (words of acknowledgement and gratitude) will be taught to use in both formal and informal settings as well as increasing everyday use of te reo M膩ori and appropriate enactment of tikanga Maori.