10 Outcome 2.3 Teaching methodologies relevant to adult Maori

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Description includes an outline of teaching methodologies that are relevant to Maori adult learners.

 Range: methodologies may include but are not limited to ako, korero, titiro, whakarongo, tuakana-teina, group learning, individual learning, modelling, action-focused leaning.

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 Outline for methodologies. Focus on the concepts, not the actual words or the language they are in. Also, these methodologies are for adults. Aren't most of them geared to children? Look for universal principles that would address Second language, Foreign language, Adult literacy of own language, dyslexia etc. Link to another of my blog(s) for elucidation] Whole language

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