Date
18 November 2024

Share their mihi as part of classroom learning

Suggestion for implementing the strategy ‘Knowing your Māori learners and their contexts’

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Value student mihi

Value student mihi

A student from Melville Intermediate School presents her mihi for a class blog.

Support students to create their mihi

Support students to create their mihi

Offer students the tools and supports they need to develop and share their mihi, supported by their whānau.

Sample mihi

Sample mihi

An example of a simple mihimihi.

Ko (name of your waka) te waka
My canoe is (name of your waka).

Ko (name of your mountain) te maunga
My mountain is (name of your mountain).

Ko (name of your river) te awa
My river is (name of your river).

Ko (name of your tribe) te iwi
My tribe is (name of your tribe).

Ko (name of your sub tribe) te hapū
My sub tribe is (name of your sub tribe).

Ko (name of your chief) te rangatira
(Name of your chief) is the chief.

Ko (name of your marae) te marae
My marae is (name of your marae).

Ko (your name) ahau
I am (your name).

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Useful resources

Useful resources

Exhibition celebrates the stories of young deaf Maori

Exhibition celebrates the stories of young deaf Māori

Read time: 41 min

A visual and narrative exhibition by six Deaf rangatahi, aimed at promoting a understanding of the educational experiences of Māori Deaf and hard-of-hearing youth.

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Next steps

More suggestions for implementing the strategy “Know your Māori learners”:

Return to the guide “Supporting ākonga Māori”

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