This webinar will be in presented te reo Māori.
Kaiako, register below to attend this free online professional learning session on Thursday 11 August 4:00–4:40 pm.
Join us as Dr Haki Tuaupiki, senior lecturer at the University of Waikato’s Te Pua Wānanga ki te Ao (Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies) shares knowledge about indigenous voyaging and navigation.
Māori ancestors undertook voyages to and from Aotearoa using complex navigation skills and cutting-edge technology. Dr Tuaupiki has researched pūrākau, whakataukī and karakia to recover traditional Māori navigational knowledge.
The first part of this session will involve Dr Tuaupiki sharing his kōrero. This will be followed by an opportunity for participants to ask questions and engage in discussion.
Navigation provides an opportunity to explore ideas related to a range of science concepts, discover related resources under our navigation topic.
This session will be valuable for all educators.
Joining the webinar
Follow these simple steps to join our webinar:
- Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android by clicking on the link https://waikato.zoom.us/j/359736528 and following the instructions. You can also access Zoom on your phone, just follow the prompts.
- Find the chat box located in the toolbar at the bottom of your screen. You may need to access this by clicking on ‘More’.
- Using the chat box, introduce yourself, where you teach and, if you are in a group, how many people are there.
- Set up your screen for optimal viewing. If you’re using a mobile device, you may wish to view in landscape. We recommend selecting a thumbnail view of the presenters – this way you can easily see what is being shared on the screen.
Then you can:
- watch, listen and respond via chat to the presentation and discussion
- ask questions using the chat box at any time
- continue your learning on https://bit.ly/3pVIMH4 – our online discussion forum and join the #mātauranga-māori channel.
The Science Learning Hub team will be there to support you and answer questions.
PLD certification
We currently offer recognition of teachers’ involvement in our online PLD.
To qualify for a professional learning and development certificate, teachers must:
- register for and watch the live webinar or let us know they have viewed the recorded version once it is published on the website
- register in https://bit.ly/3pVIMH4 and participate in our discussions about He whetū ki te rangi, he waka ki te moana: Māori voyaging and navigation knowledge or in the Slack learning reflections channel.
If you need any help accessing our Slack forum, please see our help info or email us.
Related content
To discover many more resources, explore our mātauranga Māori and navigation topics.
Watch our related webinars:
- Kaitiakitanga with Tame Malcolm
- Tame Malcolm – indigenous pest management
- Opportunities for using te reo Māori with Professor Rangi Mātāmua
- Mātauranga Māori with Associate Professor Hēmi Whaanga
- Mātauranga and the Living World with Yvonne Taura
- Te Repo – wetlands as a context for learning
- Whakanui pūtaiao – two primary teachers share their ideas
- Te Kāhui o Matariki and the environment
You can find a growing number te reo Māori resources in the article Resources with Māori content.
Useful links
Acknowledgement
Thank you to Dr Haki Tuaupiki for sharing his research.