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Presentations from Ka mua, ka muri  

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Working with local pūrakau  - Albie Gibson, Wiremu Ruru & Heni Pewhairangi (TROTAK)

'Mihi ki Ngā Atua' / ‘Maori ways of being in Education’ - Rawiri Hindle

Stories of the marae and surrounds, carvings of Whāngārā and their restoration - Hayden Swann

 Our journey with Dramatic Inquiry and Aotearoa's Critical Histories - Whakarongo Tauranga & Nicole Antoniadis 

Kua Kaupapa iau te Aroha ma Koutou e Whakaoiti: Introducing  the Statue of Te Peeti te Awe Awe through Dramatic Inquiry - Warren Warbrick, Virginia Warbrick & Viv Aitken 

Herekorenga: Towards a Critical Ensemble Pedagogy - Gaenor Brown 

Biculturalism and Translation in creative arts-based education - Priya Gain

Recent journeis into exploring bicultural co-governance, settler-indigenous relationships, and the opportunities challenges and new possibilities in mainstream engagement with ngā toi Māori leadership - Priya Gain

Four Dimensional Education Framework and Dramatic Inquiry  - Angela Hodgkinson

Mantle of the Expert and Science / Fictional others - Carolyn Swanson 

Local curriculum: Our People, Our Place, Our Stories, Our Selves - Vivien Smith

Our story: A whole school approach to Dramatic Inquiry - Pauline  McLean & Joanna Beasley

The Silver Lining: Setting up a full time Mantle of the Expert class - Kylie Parkinson

Our Journey - a Year One Team Learns to Play / Let's all be  ... plus plus plus - Trace May & Rachel Hamilton Gibbs

You Good? You Good! Mauri Moe? Mauri Oho! - Andrea O'Hagan, Ripeka Koia, Aroha Black, Elaine Dyer

Pūrakau to Production - Michelle Hall

DNZ Drama and Literacy project - Judy Norton & Kylie Parkinson

Dramatic Inquiry and Culturally Sustaining Teaching for the 21st Century. Challenges and Opportunities : Our Current Understanding - Viv Aitken & Whakarongo Tauranga