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Te Kohanga Reo - A salvage programme for the Maori language

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Resource primary author: 

Douglas, Edward

Resource secondary author: 

Barrett Douglas, Rahera

Source title: 

Issues in Education - number 2

Source author/editor 1: 

Programme On Racism

Source author/editor 2: 

University of Auckland Centre for Continuing Education
Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

AMNC-4 (Programme on Racism) and 323.11 UNI - Filing Cabinet

Publisher: 

NCC - Programme On Racism

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1984

Physical description: 

Booklet stapled, yellow cover and back page, A4, 9 pages

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Part of an Issues in Education series 1-12

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Language Policy, Who Speaks Maori in New Zealand, Community Resources for Maori Language Learning, Maintaining Maori Social Cohesion, Language as a Political Objective, Implementing the Programme, Problems Encountered, Sociological Problems,Philosophical Problems, Solutions, References.

Content Description: 

This paper explores the philosophical imperatives behind the establishment of Kohanga Reo and the difficulties encountered in the first two years of the Kohanga programme.

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Yes

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Maori Adult Education

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Resource primary author: 

National Council Adult Education

Resource secondary author: 

none

Resource tertiary author : 

none

Source title: 

unknown

Source author/editor 1: 

none

Source author/editor 2: 

none
Publication Information

Publisher: 

unknown

Place of publication: 

unknown

Date of Publication: 

c1972

Physical description: 

3 pages, A4, photocopy, (pg 27-29 from original publication - unknown)

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Pages from an unknown publication - possibly from National Council of Adult Education publication c1972

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Maori Adult Education,Puao te Atatu

Content Description: 

Describes pre-European Maori educational structures including Te Whare Pora, Te Whare Kohanga, Te Whare Tapere, Te Whare Kura, Te Whare Maire/Wananga, Te Whare Takiura. Makes links to learning and adult education provisions of the day. Brief mention is made of Puao te Atatu report from the Department of Social Welfare.

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Why the Maori Fisheries Settlement Assets Must Be Allocated Now.

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Resource primary author: 

Treaty Tribes Coalition

Resource secondary author: 

none

Resource tertiary author : 

none

Source title: 

Treaty Tribes Coalition

Source author/editor 1: 

none

Source author/editor 2: 

none
Publication Information

Publisher: 

Treaty Tribes Coalition

Place of publication: 

New Zealand, Christchurch.

Date of Publication: 

April 2000

Physical description: 

20 page booklet A4, colour card cover, includes map and photo.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

This publication is part of a cardboard folder resource pack which includes: Why the Maori Fisheries Settlement Assets Must Be Allocated Now; Economic Costs of Delay (author NZIER) report to Treaty Tribes Coalition, media releases, a background paper, & newsletter (Ikanui News).

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to be scanned
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Content Description: 

"This document tells you a little about the Treaty Tribes Coalition. It backgrounds the fisheries settlement, explains how there is now only one way in which to allocate the fisheries assets and tell you about the cost of delay in transferring to Maori what today is about $700 million in fisheries assets" (pg 4).

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