A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 10
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 12
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 15
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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E Kī E Kī, Series 1 Episode 14
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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Hawai'ian schools look to KKM for growth
A group of students and teachers from Hawai'i have travelled to NZ to visit a number of schools and look at ways to improve their education system back home. Ke Kula O Ehunuikaimalino of Kona is focused on a curriculum created from an indigenous perspective.
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Kura Kaupapa disappointed at lack of budget funds
Kura Kaupapa Māori representatives welcome Government's $1.5 million investment in Te Rūnanganui o Ngā Kura Kaupapa, but say it falls short in terms of Māori immersion students, teachers and communities. Spokesperson Rawiri Wright says they hoped to see more support.
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NewsGovt plans for million people to speak te reo by 2040
The government says it is committed to ensuring that basic te reo is spoken by a million people in Aotearoa by 2040. At least $20mil has been allocated in the budget to achieve that.
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ShowsE Kī E Kī
A series of short clips for observational learning of te reo Māori, where whānau go about daily activities using everyday words, phrases and colloquialisms in everyday situations.
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Māori-medium resources the way of the future
Well-known translator, Hēmi Kelly (Ngāti Maniapoto, Ngāti Tahu, Ngāti Whāoa) has turned his sights to the next generation of Māori speakers by helping to translate a mathematics resource for use in total immersion and Māori-medium schools.
