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Taurima

Nohotima, Peti

Papa-i-oea [N.Z.]: He Kupenga Hao te Reo 2011

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  • Título:
    Taurima
  • Autor: Nohotima, Peti
  • Assuntos: Audio-visual aids ; Drama ; Haumie-Tiketike ; Maori language ; Matareo ; New Zealand drama ; Reo Māori ; Study and teaching ; Study and teaching (Secondary) ; Toi whakaari ; Tānemāhuta ; Whanake taiao ; Whanaungatanga
  • Notas: Title from cover of teachers' guide.
    Published for the Ministry of Education.
  • Descrição: Teacher's resource containing five short plays designed for students to improve their Māori language skills. The plays cover issues relating to family, community, identity, politics and conservation. Taurima supports three components (verbal, physical and written) of the Māori Language curriculum and the performance component of the Māori Arts curriculum. Some of the subjects in Taurima cover those taught as part of the requirements for NCEA Level One Te Reo Rangatira. The plays have been narrated on to CDs and are 10-15 mins long. Linked to levels 5 and 6 of Te Marautenga o Aotearoa. 1. Ihu hūpē. Mīhaka, Ihipera and Taituha voice concerns to their elders about the environmental care of their whenua, Te Pae o Hukanui. 2. Kāti te riri. Tānemahuta appeals to his younger brothers to live peacefully for fear of causing distress to their mother, Papatūānuku. 3. Nō hea koe? Haunui travels to the present from the past and realises that poor diets are responsible for ending chiefly bloodlines. 4. Āta whakarongo. Failure to listen to the truth causes trouble between two childhood friends, Nīkora and Mina. 5. Putiputi kāneihana e. Meitini brings home Marnie, a Pākehā girl, to meet his grandparents. Putiputi, Meitini's grandmother, gets a shock when she realises that Marnie is not as she appears. Source: National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Matauranga o Aotearoa, licensed by the Department of Internal Affairs for re-use under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 New Zealand Licence.
  • Editor: Papa-i-oea [N.Z.]: He Kupenga Hao te Reo
  • Data de criação/publicação: 2011
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