Non-Māori learn te reo for personal, professional and moral reasons
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researchers Dr Celina Bortolotto, left, and Dr Arianna Berardi-Wiltshire hope
to look into why non-Māori learn te reo. Local reporting is vital to
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Govt Launches Māori Education Action Plan to Address Achievement Gaps
Twenty-five percent of learners in our schooling system are Māori , yet on average, they experience worse outcomes than their peers across every ... View article...