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Ki te hoe – Indigenising Practice: He Maramataka Māori

A te reo me ngā tikanga Māori resource that provides a kaupapa Māori lens to self regulation through learning the aspects of the Māori Lunar Calendar, definitions of a set of tikanga Māori principles, and monthly whakataukī (proverbs).

Created by Williams, Ngaroma. M. (2024)

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Manako, Online course

Introduction to the Pacific Cultural Centredness Pathway | Commencing 4 Jul 2024

Gain greater understanding of the seven major Pacific nations in Aotearoa and an appreciation of the unique values that define each one.

Manako, Online workshop

Learner agency | Developing a positive learner identity | 3 Sep 2024

This workshop describes learner identity and provides strategies that educators can use to develop positive identities. It also includes links to supporting resources.

Ako Aotearoa News

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The Ako Aotearoa Team at the Northern Regional Forum

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Ako Aotearoa hosts its final 2024 Regional Forum in Hamilton

Ako Aotearoa was thrilled to bring the upper North Island education community together to share ideas and information to enhance their teaching practices.

Pale sauni talks about his samoan heritage

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Ako Pacific Advisor Pale Sauni working within the Pacific community during Samoan Language Week

Pale was invited by Deputy Principal Fuamata Jessie Fuamata to speak at The Auckland Seventh Day Adventist High School in Mangere, South Auckland, as part of their Samoan Language Week celebrations.

Fifteen Ako Aotearoa staff singing the Ako Aotearoa waiata with Dr Mei Winitana leading from the front

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Ako Aotearoa hosts second 2024 Regional Forum in Palmerston North

Ako Aotearoa hosted our second 2024 Regional Forum on 17 May at Awapuni Racecourse in Papaioea, Palmerston North. The forum provided educators the opportunity to connect, network, and keep up to date on what’s happening within the tertiary education sector.