Nga pukorero o te wa. 16 [sound recording].

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Bibliographic Details
Published: Te Whanganui a Tara, Aotearoa : Te Pou Taki Korero, p1998.
Corporate Authors:
New Zealand. Learning Media
New Zealand. Ministry of Education
Other Authors:
Henare, James, Sir
Broughton, Rauru
McGregor, Maaka
Subjects:
Treaty of Waitangi > (1840 February 6) > Juvenile sound recordings.
Maori language > Juvenile sound recordings.
Kōhanga reo > Juvenile sound recordings.
Maori language > Study and teaching (Preschool) > Juvenile sound recordings.
Maori > Social life and customs > Juvenile sound recordings.
Māori language materials > Juvenile sound recordings
Format: Cassette Audio
Nga pukorero o te wa.
Detail
Summary:1. Account of the role of the Maori language as the essence of Maori culture, and the role of Te Kohanga Reo in instilling the language into Maori infants. Also discusses Maori living overseas and the relevance of the Maori language in their lives. Includes waiata. 2. Speaks about his personal involvement with Treaty of Waitangi issues, and the role of the Treaty in politics and modern society. Suggested audience: senior secondary.
Physical Description:1 sound cassette (25 min., 23 sec.) : analog, stereo.
Notes:In Maori.
"He korero na Ta Hemi Henare"--Wrapper.
Produced for the Ministry of Education.
Reader, Ta Hemi Henare ; producers, Rauru Broughton, Maaka McGregor.
Bib#: 679853
Playing Time:00:25:23
Language:Māori
Bib#:679853

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