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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Time on Task

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Time on Task PAST Webinar

8 mins

Rae discusses the advantages of a bilingual brain and shares research that supports this. What defines a bilingual unit is also explained.

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | The Pedagogy

Drawing on her extensive experience in rumaki and reo rua settings, Jane Cooper shares her personal experience and practical insights into effective pedagogical practices that support language acquisition. She brings a wealth of practical knowledge gained through years of teaching, leadership, and curriculum development.

Past webinar

•30 mins

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Growing a Unit

In Jane's final kōrero, she offers practical advice for schools and communities establishing new Māori-medium units, drawing on lessons learned, challenges encountered, and the strategies that have proven to be effective over time.

Past webinar

•30

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Practical Advice for Kaiako in Bilingual Spaces

Malo talks about some of the approaches she has used including a ‘rotation’ approach. She also talks about ‘code switching’ - what this is and why it isn’t advised as an approach then elaborates on the strategies, they do adhere to if their goal is ‘bilingualism’.

Past webinar

•13

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Teacher Capacity and Common Pitfalls

In this segment Malo talks about the importance of teacher capacity and common pitfalls when setting a new bilingual class or unit.

Past webinar

•9 mins

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Teacher Capability and Setting Up a New Bilingual/Immersion Unit

In this video Rae sets the scene with some important points around big picture system change. What enables quality practice in a bilingual setting, the importance of leadership and touches on renowned bilingual educator Jim Cummins’ work.

Past webinar

•25 mins

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Exploring Bilingual/Immersion Programme Approaches

Rae explains why bilingual and immersion education is inextricably linked. She explains what ‘Enrichment’ and ‘Heritage’ models look like in an Aotearoa context. ‘Medium of instruction’ is unpacked along with ‘Rotation’ as model which has been trialed in the Samoan unit in Māngere East.

Past webinar

•21 mins

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Common Underlying Proficiency and Linguistic Interdependence

In this video Rae explains why students in bilingual and immersion setting experience strong literacy and academic outcomes despite spending more time in their heritage language.

Past webinar

•15 mins

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Teaching for Transfer and Translanguaging

Teaching for transfer and translanguaging: This video unpacks what these two words/pedagogies are and what this might look like in a class.

Past webinar

•7 mins

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Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Task Based Learning, Communicative Approaches and Vocab Learning

Rae unpacks these effective pedagogies for a bilingual setting and points out they are actually drawn from the second language acquisition field.

Past webinar

•20 mins

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Karl Wixon | Transforming Education to Transform Rangatahi Futures

Ko te pae tawhiti, whāia kia tata; ko te pae tata, whakamaua kia tīna. Karl's keynote focuses on designing the future of education to enable our rangatahi to achieve their desired futures beyond the visible horizon, by fostering vision, aspiration and innovation. He draws on his own experience in driving innovation and transformation kaupapa across multiple sectors. Recorded at Hui ā-Tau 2021.

Past webinar

•45 Minutes

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Ahi Pepe Mothnet

Ahi Pepe aims to engage teachers, students and whānau with moths, and through moths with nature and science.

Past webinar

•45 minutes

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Nellie-Ann Abraham | Te Hiku Okoro: Te Ahu o Te Reo Māori in the Far North

I tēnei awheawhe, ka kōrerohia ngā piki me ngā heke; ngā painga me te pitomata anō hoki o tēnei kaupapa - Te Hiku Okoro. Recorded at Hui ā-Tau 2022.

Past webinar

•41 Minutes

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Sarah Sharpe | Poipoia te Pitomata - Tīpaopao Kupu

Understanding Neurodiversity by Sarah Sharpe at Poipoia te Pitomata | Diverse Learners Symposium 2024.

Past webinar

•58 minutes

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Also in this series

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | The Pedagogy

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Growing a Unit

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Practical Advice for Kaiako in Bilingual Spaces

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Teacher Capacity and Common Pitfalls

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Teacher Capability and Setting Up a New Bilingual/Immersion Unit

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Exploring Bilingual/Immersion Programme Approaches

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Common Underlying Proficiency and Linguistic Interdependence

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Teaching for Transfer and Translanguaging

Dual Medium Learning Spaces | Task Based Learning, Communicative Approaches and Vocab Learning

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