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✨ Education Policy

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 32

22 FEBRUARY 2008

5. AHUATANGA AKO

Tamariki wawahi taha
Aratakina ki te matapuna
O te mohio, o te ora, o te maungarongo

Whaia te iti kahurangi
Te tuohu koe
Me he maunga teitei

5.1

Ko ngā ahuatanga ako katoa he mea mahi i roto i te koanga ngakau, me te whakaihiihi hinengaro.

5.2

Ko te tino painga o te karakia he mea whakatau i te wairua, whakawatea i te whatumanawa me te hinengaro, whakarata i te ngakau, whakataka i ngā raru, kia ngawari ai te whakauru atu ki te mahi kua whakaritea hei mahi.

5.3

He mea whakaihiihi i te tamaiti te noho o te pakeke ki tona taha hei toko mona i roto i ana mahi. Heoi ano, ko te awhi ko te tautoko i a ia. Engari kia kaua e riro ma te pakeke e mahi te mahi a te tamaiti.

5.4

He mea nui te noho wahangu me te whakarongo mō ngā tamariki. Mā te mau o tēnei tuahua e rongo ai ngā tamariki ki te hohonutanga o te korero.

5.5

He mea tapiri atu ki te whakarongo, ko te titiro, ko te raweke, ko te makamaka patai, ko te whitiwhiti korero, ko te ata whakaaro, hei whakauru i te matau me te aroa.

5.6

Ko ngā kaumātua ngā kaipupuri o ngā tikanga Māori, ko rātou hoki ngā pukorero. He mea nui tera kia piri mai rātou ki te kura, ki ngā tamariki hoki hei kaiako, hei kaiarahi.

5.7

He mea nui tera te manaaki tangata. Kia kite ngā tamariki i te ahua o te manaaki, i tona kainga, i te kura, i te marae. A tona wa kia tu rātou ki te awhina i ngā mahi manaaki.

5.8

Ko roto i tona ake hunuku te timatanga o te whānaungatanga o te tamaiti, ara, ki ona tungane/tuahine, tuakana/teina. Ano, kei roto i tona hunuku tona rongo ki ngā tikanga tika e pā ana ki ngā pakeke me ngā kohungahunga. Me haere ano hoki enei tuahua i roto i te kura. Kia mohio ai ngā tamariki taipakeke ki te tiaki i ngā kohungahunga, kia whakarongo hoki ngā kohungahunga ki ngā tamariki taipakeke.

5.9

Na tēnei tuahua e tika ai te korero, kia kaua e taikaha ngā mahi wehe i ngā kotiro me ngā tamatane, i ngā taipakeke me ngā kohungahunga hoki. Ano te wa e tika ana mo te mahi wehe i runga i te pakeke o ngā tamariki. Ano te wa e tika ana kia mahi whānau rātou. Otira, kia riro ma ngā tamariki pakeke e arataki ngā tamariki kohungahunga.

5.10

He mea tino nui te wahi ako hei whakaohooho i te wairua o te tamaiti ki ana mahi whakaako. No reira, kia kīkī tonu te kura i ngā mea whakaihiihi i a ia, i ngā mea pupuri hoki i te ha o te ao Māori. Me whakawhānui hoki tona wahi ako ki ngā marae, ki ngā ngahere, ki waenga parae, ki te taha moana, ki ngā wharepukapuka, whare taonga me era atu whare whāngai i te puna o te mohio.

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