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I tēnei rā i tae mai ngā māngai o Manaiakalani ki te kura. Ko te kaupapa hei whakahaere me te whakaako kia mātou ngā kaiako mō te hōtaka nei. He maha ngā mahi, he maha ngā akoranga hou. Kua tino marama ahau inaianei, mā te anga whakamua i roto i te ao matihiko mātou katoa e puāwai. I roto i ngā mahi ka whai reo ngā tamariki, he marihi, he mana tōna. Kia tino matatau hoki mātou ngā kaiako, kaimahi ki te whakamahi i te ao matihiko. Hei whakawhanake i ahau ano, kei te tino hiahia au ki te hopu i te wairua o waho, o te kura i roto i ōku mahi katoa me te mahi tahi ki te taha o ngā tamariki. Kia whakahī ngā tamariki mō te tiaki i te taiao me te kura katoa. Ka rawe ki te whakarite i tētahi wahi rangitaki mā ngā tamariki hei whakahaere mō a rātou mahi ki waho hoki. Me mahara ahau ki te mauhanga hoki i ngā mahi katoa ka mahia ki waho; mai i te tīmatanga ki te mutunga ia rā.
Tena koutou Manaiakalani.
Kia ora Hinemoana,
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear you think a blog would be of value for your learners in your role. I have created a blog and invited you to so you can use it with your learners.
Ngā mihi,
Maria
Kia ora Hinemoana,
ReplyDeleteBlogging sounds like a great way for you to share what you are doing with your learners. Google Photo is a really useful app for getting photos from your phone directly through to blogger. I find photos a really easy way to capture what learners are doing outside the classroom.
Ngā mihi nui
Vicki