Thursday, 22 February 2024

Te Tiriti Kaitiakitanga.

The national government has attempted to change the treaty because David Seymour reckons he should change the treaty to make it equal but its not a good idea because the history of the old treaty has already been signed and he is just not being equal at all and not respecting the maori history of the treaty. 

Some old pakeha people  might think its all good but not really. 

 What does it mean to be a kaitaki? Kaitiaki is a person who has been given the responsibility to protect something  mostly the earth environment and its important because it has that connection between human and land. Kaitiakitanga , The aim is to ensure New Zealand's lands lakes,rivers and the coasts are fully protected and safe for future generations the connection between the spiritual realm, humans and nature world is an important  part of kaitiakitanga. 

The children of Rangiui and Papatuanuku are the kaitiaki of their respective realms. 



Thursday, 30 November 2023

Learning Reflection W8

 Bijou, Maleah, Hine, Lahaze and I are in a group together to find out how much has electricity improved our life in New Zealand.

 1. What have you achieved/learned/found out since your last post? I achieved to do some researching and put it on our slide.

2. How effectively have you used your time this week? Very good has completed a lot 

 3. How have you contributed to your group's progress? I answered one of the questions.  

4. Glows: something that is going well in your project:  Something that is going well is were nearly finished researching our question's  

5. Grows: Something you need to work on: Something I need to work on is actually doing my work 

6. Where could you get help with this? Get help from my group 

7. What are the next steps for your project? Finishing. 

Tuesday, 28 November 2023

Learning Reflection W7

 Was only here for 2 ish days but my group did some more researching but not much as most of our group wasn't here besides Maleah. 

Tuesday, 21 November 2023

Learning Reflection W6

 Week 6

Bijou, Maleah, Hine, Lahaze and I are in a group together to find out how much has electricity improved our life in New Zealand.

 1. What have you achieved/learned/found out since your last post? I achieved to get out a library book and am currently researching.

2. How effectively have you used your time this week?  Good 

 3. How have you contributed to your group's progress? I have done my work

4. Glows: something that is going well in your project: Researching 

5. Grows: Something you need to work on: More researching 

6. Where could you get help with this? I could get help from my group

7. What are the next steps for your project? Do more research and develop options

Tuesday, 14 November 2023

Learning Reflection

Week 5

Bijou, Maleah, Hine, Lahaze and I are in a group together to find out how much has electricity improved our life in New Zealand.

 1. What have you achieved/learned/found out since your last post? I have achieved finishing my work.

2. How effectively have you used your time this week? Not effectively.

 3. How have you contributed to your group's progress? I have contributed to my group by doing my work.

4. Glows: something that is going well in your project: Something that is going well in our group is that we know what our question is and we are completing our work.

5. Grows: Something you need to work on: Something I need to work on is to do my work and complete it.

6. Where could you get help with this? I could get help with this by asking teachers or my group work.

7. What are the next steps for your project? im not sure.     

Monday, 20 March 2023

Sad Joke on a Marae


In English we are learning Sad Joke on A Marae is made by Apirana Taylor.

Personally I think the Sad Joke on a Marae is a alright poem but the story  background is quite a story. 

The background story is about how the guy didn't know much about his culture and only knew a little Maori.

Sad Joke on a marae link

Wednesday, 22 February 2023

Te Tiriti

 

We are learning about The Treaty Of Waitangi in our class.  In this picture the wave represents the treaty. All of the different people are have different meanings. I would probably be behind the hill because I can hear lots of noise about the treaty but I don't know anything about it.