Tag: Maori

Navigating a Pathway for Educational Development: Te Whakawhanake Ara Mātauranga

Mar 28, 2024

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Graeme Smith

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Explore the journey of ‘Te Whakawhanake Ara Mātauranga,’ a transformative pathway for Māori educational development. This post delves into the cyclical process of learning innovation, rooted in Māori philosophies, through stages of potential, maturation, integration, and fulfillment. Discover how these stages intertwine to forge a dynamic, culturally enriched educational framework.
New Zealand Author SG Smith Releases Part 3 of Te Kererū – Stretching Her Wings, And It’s Her Best work yet

Dec 12, 2021

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Graeme Smith

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It’s finally out…! NZ author Susan Smith has released part 3 of her Te Kererū series on Gumroad.
SG Smith On Her Novel Te Kererū – How To Write 400 000 Words While You’re Waiting For Your Kids

Feb 24, 2021

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Graeme Smith

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Writers SG Smith and Richard Nichols caught up recently to discuss SG’s novel Te Kereru and what it means to write speculative fiction on the edge of a super-volcano
How Can I Get Better At Teaching? 5 Ebooks For Your Teaching Journey

Feb 5, 2021

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Graeme Smith

in Education, Education delivery model, Education resources, Executive Education, Export Education, Improve teaching practice, Indigenous education, inform teaching, International education, Lean education, make better, Read better, Should we teach, teach, Teach better, Teach Better Now, teacher, Teachers, teaching, Teaching philosophy, You can teach better

If you want to get better at teaching, regardless of your role, here are 5 eBooks that are easy to understand and that will help you in your journey.
Based Kererū… He’s A Badass and He’s Talking 2 You!

Sep 17, 2020

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Graeme Smith

in Education, Amazon Book, banned books, Book review, Books, eBook, Fiction, gumroad, Kereru, Kererū, self-publishing, Speculative Fiction

Based Kererū… He’s A Badass and He’s Talking 2 You! Based Kererū also says you can have Book 1 for FREE when you buy Book 2 of Te Kererū by SG Smith
S.G. Smith’s Te Kererū Book 2 – TERRIFIC NEW REVIEW By Neovictorian

Sep 10, 2020

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Graeme Smith

in Education, Amazon Book, banned books, Book review, Books, eBook, Fiction, Kereru, Kererū, Review, SG SMITH, Speculative Fiction, THISISGRAEME

NEW REVIEW of SG Smith’s Te Kererū – Book 2 By Neovictorian. Te Kererū in the Diamond Age.
What is Learner-Centred Teaching? 4 Simple Things You Need to Know to Improve Your Teaching

Aug 27, 2020

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Graeme Smith

in Education, Adult Learning, Improve learning, inform teaching, Knowing the learner, learner, Learner Centred, Learner success, Learners, Learning, Online learning, Should we teach, teach, Teach better, Teach Better Now, teacher, Teachers, teaching, Teaching philosophy, You can teach better

The notion of the learner-centred teaching approach is not new. In fact, it has existed in one form or another for many millennia. For example, Plato’s Academy and Aristotle’s Lyceum were both examples of learner-centred institutions dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge.
New Fiction: Te Kererū, Book 2 – Shaking the Nest is out…!

Jul 2, 2020

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Graeme Smith

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Are you looking for some new fiction to read? Wanna read some new New Zealand Literature? Check out Te Kererū by SG Smith After much editing, Book 2 in SG Smith’s Te Kererū series is finally out…! This is the second instalment and it’s about another 100 pages with more of Kate’s adventures. If you…
What should I read during the Covid-19 Lockdown? You should read Te Kererū by SG Smith

Mar 26, 2020

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Graeme Smith

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What should I read during the Covid-19 Lockdown? You should read Te Kererū by SG Smith. Free download and free audio introduction here.
Te Kererū Book 1 – The Nest by Susan Smith

Mar 3, 2020

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Graeme Smith

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Check out Te Kererū Book 1, The Nest by Susan Smith