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Pēke Kā (web) money management software for kura kaupapa kids.
New financial literacy software has been created to educate tauira on how to be smart with their money. Pēke Kā is entirely in te reo Māori and caters to rangatahi in kura kaupapa Māori and Māori immersion.
Co-founder Kendall Flutey says it's a platform that allows students to explore the value of money and how to use it.
Raising student achievement at NCEA using Polyfest (web) Polyfest provides the opportunity to re-think curriculum planning and design to improve student achievement results for NCEA. Teachers in this video redesigned their senior school learning programmes so that at least one NCEA achievement standard was linked to Polyfest in English, science, social sciences, and languages. NCEA results improved significantly with record results for the college.
Supporting Māori students through ako-e (web) Snapshots of learning that are examples of effective classroom practice with Māori and Pasifika ākonga. These videos describe the use of digital technologies to support learning and teaching, with links to supporting resources. Features examples of student work from Blogger, Moviemaker, Photobooth, and Skype.
Using technologies to engage parents in student learning (web) Recognition of the importance of reciprocal two-way communication to enhance the understanding of student backgrounds and learning needs, to consult with parents, whānau, and communities on school priorities, and to engage in collaborative goal setting. There are a number of excellent video examples of creating opportunities where students can draw on the expertise and experience of their whanau. Videos show the process of forming a real community partnership to include parents, improve student learning outcomes in a culturally responsive and inclusive manner, and how marae-based learning supported by digital technologies has made to students’ confidence and identity.
Māori Dictionary (web iOS Android) This dictionary is an excellent ‘go-to’ for translations, narrative texts and resources, giving you quick access to topics, grammatical and usage explanations, idioms and colloquialisms, maps and illustrations. The web-based version is free, or you can purchase apps in both platforms as an off-line dictionary.
Te Whanake (web) A set of textbooks, study guides, CDs, teachers' manuals and a dictionary for learning and teaching Māori language. It includes animations, podcasts, and streamed television programmes for developing listening comprehension skills. Also includes explanations of language and culture. This website also provides access to a further range of associated free online resources for independent learning and interaction. You can use Te Whanake to learn Māori online, through the interactive Māori language learning modules.
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Kuputaka Reo Hangarau (googlesheet) He kohinga kupu īPae, hangarau matihiko hoki. Māori words database for e-Learning and Social Media. This is a really great rauemi (resource) for words in digital technology and e-Learning.
DigitalNZ – Ā-tihi o Aotearoa (Web) Access more than 19 million NZ images, articles, videos, and sound files in digital format. More than 150 organisations contribute to the service including Te Papa, the National Library, Television New Zealand, as well as many other universities, libraries, museums, and government agencies. New Zealand's most complete collection of digital content, with much of it available for reuse in the classroom.
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