Graduates: NZ Society: Te reo Māori will become the language of this country. Aim to raise its use, “normal” status , critical awareness/ Te Reo Māori is not compromised Normalise the speaking of te reo Māori in our communities Remedial Māori acknowledging that there is a standard for te reo Māori, and help – for those who are not the level”. “at of the qualifications: Programmes are delivered in a contrived How can the knowledge and skills transfer to the home? To everyday use? Use of te reo Māori should not be restricted to home, or to the pa. A Te Reo Māori qualification should be a qualification. “preferred” Te Reo Māori should be in all qualifications because it should be “normal”. Include in the qualifications ngā katoa o te reo Te Taha āhuatanga – Hinengaro, Te Taha Wairua, me te reo o te Tinana. Me haere tahi te reo me ngā tikanga. Waihanga te whakaaro kia tae atu te mātotoru o te tangata ki roto i momo ēnei tohu. Whakatōngia te wairua o te kōrero, o te kupu, me tikanga. ōna Level 1 Oral – Level 2 listen – Level 3 whakawhiti korero – Level 4 - written 5 Moving Forward:
Graduates: NZ Society: Te reo Māori will become the “normal” language of this country. Aim to raise its use, status , critical awareness/ Te Reo Māori is not compromised Normalise the speaking of te reo Māori in our communities Remedial Māori – acknowledging that there is a standard for te reo Māori, and help for those who are not “at the level”. of the qualifications: Programmes are delivered in a contrived How can the knowledge and skills transfer to the home? To everyday use? Use of te reo Māori should not be restricted to home, or to the pa. A Te Reo Māori qualification should be a “preferred” qualification. Te Reo Māori should be in all qualifications because it should be “normal”. Include in the qualifications ngā āhuatanga katoa o te reo – Te Taha Hinengaro, Te Taha Wairua, me te reo o te Tinana. Me haere tahi te reo me ngā tikanga. Waihanga te whakaaro kia tae atu te mātotoru o te tangata ki roto i ēnei momo tohu. Whakatōngia te wairua o te kōrero, o te kupu, me ōna tikanga. Level 1 – Oral Level 2 – listen Level 3 – whakawhiti korero Level 4 - written 5 Moving Forward: