2016
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-43118-5_7
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Māori Medium Education and Transition to School

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“…A similar theme was identified in a report by the Education Review Office [ERO] (2015), which noted the importance of schools' practices that helped children and their families develop a sense of belonging. This links to Hohepa and Paki's (2017) consideration of tūrangawaewae, which is an important concept for Māori. "Its literal meaning is 'a standing place for feet'.…”
Section: Supporting Transitionsmentioning
confidence: 83%
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“…A similar theme was identified in a report by the Education Review Office [ERO] (2015), which noted the importance of schools' practices that helped children and their families develop a sense of belonging. This links to Hohepa and Paki's (2017) consideration of tūrangawaewae, which is an important concept for Māori. "Its literal meaning is 'a standing place for feet'.…”
Section: Supporting Transitionsmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…In this case the NZC key competency participating and contributing, which includes "they have a sense of belonging and the confidence to participate in new contexts" (NZC, p. 13), can continue the weaving from the strand of Belonging / Mana whenua in ECE. Both relate to tūrangawaewae, which, as noted earlier, Hohepa and Paki (2017) described as "a place with a sense of belonging, empowerment and connection" (p.104). It also linked children's interests in ECE to learning areas at school.…”
Section: Learning Journeys From Early Childhood Into Schoolmentioning
confidence: 91%