Highly recommend. K down to Rotorua and had heard good things from other family that had visited. Blew us out of the water! I learnt a lot, had a lot of fun and a great feed. Would highly recommend in future. Aug Aug 9. Aug 5. Jul Jul 8. Jul 6. Jul 5. Where did Te Reo originate? For example, there are these atua , these gods, but what might they have looked like?
Little things like that make a big difference. Since then, our Kidsfirst professional development has helped take it even further. There are so many good things about it. She says the growing integration of the language into everyday New Zealand life is evident everywhere. Just like the children, everyone is trying to learn from one another. Kaiako wisdom:. Neroli has been with Kidsfirst for 25 years. I am very committed to bicultural practice and providing an environment full of wonder and inspiration and where uninterrupted time and space provides opportunity for creative and critical thinking.
Students in European countries, and many other countries, manage to learn at least one additional language at school from a very young age and I do not see why we couldn't. On a practical level, it may take time to resource our kura schools , particularly in smaller communities, which would be at a disadvantage due to economies of scale. Utilising IT could be a valuable tool for this, and to train kaiako teachers.
How do we do this? By actively participating in it and drawing it increasingly into everyday life, everywhere. Attending is voluntary, but I think it's really important to be there. I'm also learning tikanga and manaakitanga, which brings meaning, context and life to the words I'm being taught. Since our cultures met, much has occurred, but we should now consider ourselves as one. Yes, that makes me feel old but also happy.
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