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KP Hapori tile Hangarau 1



Kaihangarau mā, nau mai ki tō whare hanganga, ki tō whare wānanga!

Toitū te whenua, whatungarongaro te tangata
Toitū te whenua, toiora te tangata

Ko te ira atua, ko te ira tangata e noho ngātahi nei te tangata me te whenua. Ko ēnei te ngako o tēnei whiringa.
Ko te Hangarau hei kawe i ngā ākonga ki ngā taumata tiketike o te Ao kia eke panuku, kia eke Tangaroa.

Hangarau is built upon the knowledge that all things have evolved within our taiao has connections with our whakapapa. The Hangarau Kahu Pūtoi community builds upon the knowledge handed down by tūpuna but also future focussed technologies whose purpose is to sustain our language, culture, and identity and also to provide our ākonga opportunities to be innovative, and creative leaders of tomorrow.


KP Hapori tile Hauora 1

Ko te oranga te tino pūmanawa i homai ki a tāua ki te tangata. Kei a tāua te tino kawenga ki te manaaki, ki te tiaki i tēnei taonga tuku iho.  

Whakamāramatanga | Description: Nau mai, kuhu mai ki te Kahu Pūtoi Hauora. Ko te Kahu Pūtoi Hauora, he wāhi hei wānanga, hei ako, hei āwhina tātou i a tātou. Ko te oranga whānui te kaupapa matua. Mā wai tēnei hapori? Mā te hunga reo Māori e kāingākau ana ki te Hauora. Nau mai, haere mai, whakatau mai.


KP Hapori tile Kaiako Tauhou 1 v2

Whakamāramatanga | Description: Ko te hāpori Kaiako Tauhou mā nga pia, ngā pou tautoko, ngā kaiako hāpai, nga pouārahi rānei e tautoko ana i te huarahi whakaako i rō kura. Ko te aronga nui o tēnei hapori, ko te tautoko ana i nga manakotanga o te pia, o te kaiako tauhou, o te whānau hoki kia whai wāhi nga tamariki, ngā mokopuna ki te kounga o te akoranga.


KP Hapori tile Kohunghunga 1

 

Whakamāramatanga | Description: Ki te hiahia koe ki te tū hei Kaiako i Aotearoa nei – me reo Māori te tū – ahakoa ki hea, ki ngā wāhi kōhungahunga, i ngā kōhanga reo, i ngā puna reo, i ngā kura auraki, kura Māori rānei o te motu – kua tae mai te wā ki te whakamana te reo motuhake o tēnei whenua, te reo ā-ture – te reo Māori. Tēnā tahuri mai ki te Kahu Pūtoi.  He huarahi tēnei mā te Kaiako anō te Kaiako e tautoko, ko te reo kia rere, te reo kia tika, te reo kia Māori, te reo kia ora. He huarahi tautoko i te Kaiako, ahakoa nō hea, ahakoa kei hea.

If you are contemplating a teaching career here in Aoteroa – learning te reo Māori is an imperative -across the sectors, from early childhood, kōhanga reo, dual language, English and Māori medium settings across the country- it is time to acknowledge the indigenous language of this land. Subscribe to Kahu Pūtoi, an avenue designed for teachers from all over to support one another towards the language goals of quality, eloquence, promotion of a Māori world view and the normalization of te reo Māori.


KP Hapori tile NCEA 1

Whakamāramatanga | Description: Ko te hapori NCEA tērā e tautoko ana, e whakapakari ana i te hunga e tātaki ana, e ārahi ana i ngā mahi whakaako me ngā mahi ako i roto i ngā kura tuarua. Nau mai haere mai ki te hapori nei, ka taea e tātou te āta wānanga i tēnei kaupapa nui nei, arā, te NCEA.  


KP Hapori tile Nga Toi 1

‘He Toi Mātauranga, He Mana Tangata’

Ekehia ngā toi maunga kia whitikia e te toi awe haukura o te atatū, ko te toi ka taea i te ringa hangahanga o te tohunga toi. Ko Toi te uri o Mahara Pohewa. Toi whakaataata e kitea ai ngā uriuri o te hinengaro, mā toi ka rere te toi ora tangata.

He huarahi tēnei mā te Kaiako anō te Kaiako e tautoko, ko te whakaako i ngā momo toitū e take. He huarahi tautoko i te Kaiako, ahakoa nō hea, ahakoa kei hea.

  1. Tūhono – share best practice; discuss kaupapa that are important to YOU;
  2. Tūtaki – meet Kaiako toi;
  3. Tuari – share best practice, ideas and teaching strategies.

KP Hapori tile Pangarau 1

Whakamāramatanga | Description: Nau mai ki te Kahu Pūtoi Pāngarau. He wāhi ako, he wāhi wānanga i ētahi rauemi ako pāngarau. Ka tirohia ētahi paetukutuku rauemi. Ka whakatairanga i ngā rauemi o roto. Nō reira, mā te ako tahi me te wānanga tahi, ka eke tātou ko ō tātou whānau. He rōpū tēnei mo te hunga e ngākaunui ana ki te te reo, ngā tikanga me ngā ariā pāngarau.


KP Hapori tile Putaiao 1

Kotahi anō te tupuna o te tangata Māori, ko Ranginui e tū nei, ko Papatūānuku e takoto nei

Nau mai, kuhu mai ki tēnei wāhi wānanga o te Kahu Pūtoi Pūtaiao.

Ko te mātauranga pūtaiao he whai māramatanga ki te ao tūroa mā roto i te mātauranga Māori, arā, e mea ana mā ngā kōrero tuku iho e ārahi te mārama a te ākonga ki te ao tūroa.

E pūtake mai ana ēnei mātauranga i ngā mōhiotanga whai mana, whai uara hei toronga mā ngā ākonga ki te waihanga i ō rātou mātauranga mō nāianei, mō te anamata hoki.


KP Hapori tile Te Anga Marau 1



Te wāhi ka kōrerohia te anga o Te Marautanga o Aotearoa!

If you picked up Te Marautanga o Aotearoa with the intention of reading it from cover to cover then Te Anga Marau is where you would start. Let’s call it ‘te tomokanga ki te marae o Te Marautanga o Aotearoa’. And in the marae ātea Te Anga Marau is where you will find the Why, the Who and How of TMoA and and its relevance to you, to your ākonga, akomanga and kura and all the spaces in between.

Kaiako mai, kaiāwhina atu; kaiwhakahaere mai, tumuaki atu...nau mai, rēhita mai. Ki konei wānanga tahi ai, tiritiri tahi ai ngā kōrero me ngā rauemi nā reira ka mārama ake ai te wāhi ki te anga marau i te ao o te ako!


KP Hapori tile Te Reo Maori 1

Whakamāramatanga | Description: Ko te hapori Te Reo Māori (mā ngā kaiako rūmaki) tērā e whakatairanga nei i te oranga ake anō o te reo Māori, o ngā tikanga Māori, i te mātauranga Māori, i ngā kaupapa Māori, i ngā tūmanako o te iwi Māori, me te aro nui anō ki ngā hua ka puta ki ngā ākonga.

 


KP Hapori tile TRM EM 1


Calling all Te Reo Māori Champions!

Imagine like-minded teachers coming together to share ideas/ approaches around ‘championing’ Māori language.

If you have an interest in celebrating/teaching/learning te reo, join Kahu Pūtoi: Te Reo Māori in English Medium.

This is an online community where teachers around the motu collaborate, across all levels (Y 1-13), to create supportive professional peer:peer relationships where you can:

  1. kōrero tahi - discuss kaupapa that are important to YOU;
  2. mahi tahi - share best practice; and
  3. ako tahi - develop stronger reo Māori programmes.

Join now, and help to secure the future of te reo as a rich, dynamic language!


KP Hapori tile Te Reo Pakeha 1

Whakamāramatanga | Description: Ko te hapori Te Reo Pākehā, he hapori mā ngā kaiako e whakaako ana i te reo Pākehā i roto i te taiao reo Māori, i roto i ngā kura rūmaki reo Māori. Ko te aronga nui o tēnei hapori, ko te oranga tonutanga o te reo Māori huri noa i te motu, huri noa i te ao.  

‘Our parents and tipuna have long understood the benefits of learning the English language as a means of accessing and contributing to the wider world.' - Hei Korowai Tuatahi mō te Marautanga Reo Pākehā.


KP Hapori tile Tikanga a Iwi 1

Haumi e, hui e, tikanga ā iwi e!

Whiria te kaha tūātinitini, whiria te kaha tūāmanomano - haumi e, hui e, tikanga ā iwi e!
Nau mai ki tēnei hapori i whakatūria ai hei tautoko i ngā kaiako e whakaako ana i te tikanga ā-iwi.
Ki konei koe whai wāhi ai ki te whakawhanaunga atu me te wānanga i te whakaakoranga o te tikanga ā-iwi. 
Ki konei hoki whakaaturia ai, tohaina atu ai hoki ngā rauemi e whakamahia angituhia ana e tēnā, e tēnā.  
Mā te wānanga tahi ka taea e tātou te hiki ngātahi i te whaihua me te kounga o ā tātou mahi tikanga ā-iwi.


KP Hapori tile Turangatira 1

Whakamāramatanga | Description: Ko te hapori Tū Rangatira, he wāhi mō te whakakaha ake i te āhei o ngā kaitīaki, ngā pouārahi, ngā kaiako, ngā kaimahi hoki ki te whakahaere i ngā mahi puta noa i te kura. I roto i ngā mahi tātaki i nga kura reo Māori, nga rūmaki reo Māori, nga kura auraki rānei, ka pīkautia ētahi mahi e ora ai, e tupu ai te hapori, me te whānau o te kura.

‘E ai ki te rangahau, ko ngā hua ka taka mai i ngā mahi tātaki a te kura te huarahi e puta ai ngā ihu o ngā ākonga. Ka whakamihia ngā mahi matahuhua hei mahinga mā era e mahi ana i te rāngai nei. Taunaki ana hoki te huatau kei te ākonga Māori anō te pito mata mōna anō.’ - Nā Tū Rangatira: Te Kaitātaki i Te Mātauranga Kaupapa Māori 2010


KP narrative website 1

'Kahu'

Ko te ‘Kahu’ i tēnei horopaki, e mea ana mō te momo 'Kahu' kua rākeitia hei kahu waiwaiā, hei kahu tāniko rānei, arā, he kahu ātaahua. Ko te take i pērātia, anā, mō te tangata he nui tonu tōna mana, kāore mō te tangata noa iho, me whai mana te tangata e taea ai te mau i tēnei momo kahu.

The term ‘cloak’ referred to in this instance is one of great beauty, adorned, embroidered, and woven with much care and skill. This type of cloak is only worn by those with prestige, knowledge, and influence, as was worn by chiefs and leaders.

'Pūtoi'

Ka āpitihia te kupu ‘Pūtoi’, tērā anō te tikanga he huinga kahu o tētehi rōpū tangata he nui tonu te mana kei a rātou. Kua huihuia mai ngā kahu rangatira, ngā kahu ariki rānei, nō reira whakahuatia ai te ingoa he ‘Kahu Pūtoi’ – he huinga rangatira, he huinga ariki rānei te tikanga – nā Mohi Apou (Ngā Rauru).

The word ‘Pūtoi’ has been used to indicate a collection of ‘kahu’ belonging to a group of people of prestige. When a group of leaders and chiefs gather then the combined term Kahu Pūtoi refers to not only the prestige of the individual but moreover the influence of the collective, described and given to be used by Mohi Apou (Ngā Rauru).

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'Kahu Pūtoi'

Kia whakauru mai ngā ringa ngaio e mahi ana i roto i te reo Māori, mā te reo Māori rānei, ahakoa te taumata ako.

An online support space for professionals that work within and for Māori-medium.  

Ngā Pātai | FAQ's

  • Me pēhea te rēhita?

    Mā te pātene ‘Register’ kei runga rā e taea nei te rēhita mō Kahu Pūtoi. Ina ka mana tō tōno, ka whakawhiwhia koe ki te īmera me tētahi kōrero muna, ētahi tohutohu anō hoki.

    How do I register?

    Click on the ‘Register’ button in the header and you will be presented with a registration modal. When your registration has been approved, you will receive an email detailing the instructions for you to access Kahu Pūtoi.

     

  • Mā wai a Kahu Pūtoi?

    Mā ngā kaiako rātou ko ngā kaiāwhina/kaiārahi reo, ngā pouako me ngā tumuaki e whakaako ana i ngā wāhanga ako katoa, ki ngā taumata katoa i te reo, mā te reo Māori rānei.

    Kia mātua mōhio koe, ina ka rēhita, me whakauru i tō wāhi ako/mahi, tō tūranga, tō īmēra kura/mahi, taumata ako, me ētahi atu pārongo e pā ana ki tō māraurau ki ngā paearu kua whakatakotoria mō Kahu Pūtoi.

    Who is Kahu Pūtoi for?

    Please be aware that this online space is for those that work within Māori-medium or those who deliver in te reo Māori.

    The registration form will require you to indicate your place of work, your position, your work/school email and the education level at which your organisation operates. There will also be further questions relating to your ability to meet the eligibility criteria set forth for Kahu Pūtoi.

  • He aha te Workplace by Facebook?

    He pūmanawa tautono i hangaia e Facebook mā ngā pākihi me ngā rōpū nui kia āhei rātou ki te whakarite hapori mā āna kaimahi, mema rānei. I whiria tēnei tūāpapa mō āna āheinga hangarau me te take e waia ana te nuinga o ngā kaiako me ngā kura ki tōna hanga, ki ōna ritenga ki Facebook. He tūāpapa hangarau motuhake tēnei i ngā tūāpapa hangarau o te Tāhuhu o te Mātauranga.

    What is Workplace by Facebook?

    Workplace is an app that was created by Facebook for professional and business communities. This platform was chosen for its functionality, ability, and the ease of connection as many of our members are already familiar with using Facebook. While supported by, it is independent from the Ministry of Education.

  • Kua wareware i a au taku ingoa whakamahi, me aha?

    Mēnā kua wareware i a koe tō ingoa kaiwhakamahi me tō kupu huna, tēnā hono atu ki Workplace. Mēnā i rēhita koe mā tēnei paetukutuku, kimihia te īmēra i tukuna ki a koe ki te whakamōhio 'āe' kua pai tō uru ki Workplace (mēnā ko te paetukutuku tawhito te huarahi i uru ai koe, tēnā īmēra mai ki a mātou: tari@kahuputoi.org.nz). Tīkina tō ingoa kaiwhakamahi kei te īmerā, ā, whakakīa ki te pouaka e tono ana i tō ingoa kaiwhakamahi. Ina tonoa tō kupu huna, pāngia ngā kupu "Forgotten your password". Whaiwhaitia ngā kōrero a Workplace.

    I have forgotten my username, what should I do?

    If you have forgotten your username and password, the first step is to visit Workplace. If you registered for Kahu Pūtoi using the current website, please check your inbox for the Kahu Pūtoi welcome email which was sent to you when your registration was approved (if you registered for Kahu Pūtoi via the old website, please contact us via email: tari@kahuputoi.org.nz). In the welcome email you will find your Kahu Pūtoi username, fill the box in Workplace prompting you to enter your username. When prompted to enter your password, select "Forgotten your password" and follow Workplace's instructions to recover your account.

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