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I feel pretty privileged to be able to say that I learned some of these things at my schools - science 🤓, first aid ⛑️, economics 📈 and (although “un-learning” capitalism came much later), and even low-carbon living, but other things I would add to this list of things I wish I learned at school would be: personal finance and finance management, law, activism (especially how to organize safely, intelligently, and responsibly), woodworking / other crafts that enable one’s creativity and skill to work with one’s own hands. What would you add to this list?

#ReoMāori - #NEW Taste tester sessions! 🥬🍖🥕 Internal thoughts before attending your first reo class... 😬 What if everybody is way more advanced than me? 😬 What if they pick me to say the karakia? 😬 What if they expect me to already know how to... 😬 What if I'm the only one who can't... 😬 What if I mess up pronouncing... Sound familiar? So let's change that, together! Introducing our #NEW taste-tester 2-hour on-line sessions for anyone and everyone wanting a taste of te reo Māori before you enjoy the main course. These sessions are targeted towards new learners who who just need a helping hand to get their confidence going without any expectataions. The sessions will be delivered entirely in English on a Sunday morning, 9 - 11am, with a focus on speaking to learn conversational language skills. At $50 also, it won't break the bank and worst case scenario it will cost you $50 to find out I'm not the right teacher for you 🤣 The first session will be the 11th of August with numbers limited so message Aimée Bartlett on aimee@manavation.co.nz to register and claim your space on the waka. Here's a taste of how I teach and see you there! ✅ MANAVATION #ReoRetreat

I'm excited to help you learn Bisaya! To get started, I'd love to know which aspect of the language you're most interested in focusing on. Here are a few ideas: Basics: If you're new to Bisaya, we can start with the basics like greetings, numbers, and common verbs. Specific topics: Do you have a particular interest in a certain topic, like food, family, or travel? We can tailor our lessons to your interests. Cultural expressions: I can teach you some common Bisayan phrases and idioms that are used in everyday conversation. Let me know what you'd like to learn, and we can create a personalized learning plan! #Bisaya #LearnBisaya #LanguageLearning #Cebuano

Language keeps Martu strong, and keeping language strong means passing it down to the next generation. 💬💪 Our language team has created resources to support caregivers in our Wantikajaku Jijikajaku (For Women and Families) Program. These resources aim to strengthen jiji (children's) proficiency in Martu Wangka (language) and their connection to culture through engaging activities and introducing them to new words that may not come up in everyday conversations. 🗣️ The language resources developed are also used in other KJ programs and distributed to community schools and other organisations within the communities. Martu identify the resources they want to use, and the drafts are tested with Martu Elders and emerging leaders to get feedback. This process gives Elders an opportunity to teach younger generations important wangka ninti (language knowledge).💡 📷s: (l-r) Azira, Gaston and Timera learn Martu Wankga using KJ language resources. #KeepIndigenousLanguagesStrong #MartuWangka #CulturalKnowledge #IntergenerationalLearning #GrowingMinds #EarlyYearsEducation #TwoWayLearning #LittleVoicesLoudFutures #IntergenerationalKnowledgeTransfer #WantikajakuJijikajaku #WomenAndFamiliesProgram #StrongIndigenousCommunities

"Team work in action" These beautiful primary two learners of BUWUNGIRO C/U are learning the value of collaboration and team work through group work activities. They’re discovering that together they can achieve more than they could alone. Watching them support each other, share ideas, and build on each other’s strength is truly inspiring. These young minds are learning essential skills for future success. #Teamwork #Collaboration #Groupwork #Learning #Growthmindset #Futureleaders.

Scared of f**king it up when it comes to tikanga Māori? Join the club. We are only one individual finding our way, building our cultural competence so we can contribute more to our multi-cultural communities and build on our Tiriti relationship. Imagine being the The Warehouse who massively mucked up te reo on the front of one of their notebooks. The greeting that they wanted on the cover was 'kia pai te rā' which means 'have a good day' in English. However, the notebook's cover read 'Kia pia te rā' which translates to 'have a beer day’. Everybody knew about it, not a good look for The Warehouse. But they apologised, got it right and we all moved on. For years, missing macrons meant Weta Workshop was mistakenly named after excrement, rather than the native insect, wētā. By building its knowledge of te ao Māori, including tikanga, te reo Māori and relationships with mana whenua, Wētā is now the spikey insect it was always intended to be. Some will say there is no excuse, but all learners make mistakes. It is those who learn from mistakes that will grow. So how do I grow my cultural confidence. 1.       Choose an area you want to learn more about in te ao Māori. 2.       Look around for people who can support you with your learning and connect. 3.       Start applying it in your life, at work, home, in the community. 4.       If you get it a bit wrong, kei te pai. Be appreciate of the help, when someone corrects you. We have all been there and will be again. Follow me if you want to keep learning. #cultural competency #cultural capability #learning Kia ora, I’m Lisa Heald. I help you to ‘cross the chasm’, turning cultural competence into capability. Walk with me to inspire and enable others to build strong cultures that respect our peoples.

Spirit of ant 🐜 🐜 🐜. Evening ride 🚲 in Selangor. The spirit of the ant symbolizes #hard work, #teamwork, and #perseverance. Ants are known for their relentless dedication to their colonies, showcasing the importance of #cooperation and community. They teach us about the value of small but #consistent efforts, emphasizing that even the smallest creatures can achieve great things when #united in purpose. This spirit encourages resilience, discipline, and a strong work ethic, reminding us that #success often comes from collective effort and unwavering commitment. Ants teach us that a single step, though small, can lead to great accomplishments. #runner #motivation #training

When a twig grows hard, it is difficult to twist it Maksud: Apabila seseorang telah terbentuk dengan sifat atau tabiat tertentu, sukar untuk mengubahnya. Contoh Ayat: Your son doesn’t take responsibility when he fails at something. You must take corrective action now, for when a twig grows hard, it is difficult to twist it. #AzmiShahrin #tripleAtraining #EnglishWithAzmi #KursusBahasaInggeris #EnglishForBusinessCommunicationCourseKL #AzmiAjarEnglish #SebutanBahasaInggeris #AzmiShahrinPakarMengajarBIgunaBM

#ReoMāori - #NEW Taste tester sessions! 🥬🍖🥕 Are you one of the thousands across Aotearoa who want to start their journey of te reo? If so, you're probabaly also one of the thousands who are trying to find the right place to start. There are 9 + month wait times in some beginner programs and when you finally get a place, you realise that everyone is way further than along than you. In some cases, you'll invest hundreds of dollars and countless hours in the journey to graduate with a beautiful certificate that hangs on the wall yet you still struggle to have a basic conversation in real life. Sound familiar? So let's change that, together! Introducing our #NEW taste-tester 2-hour on-line sessions for anyone and everyone wanting a taste of te reo Māori before you enjoy the main course. These sessions are targeted towards new learners who want to 'speak to learn' te reo Māori rather than becoming professional students of the language who still struggle to speak it. The sessions will be delivered entirely in English on a Sunday morning, 9 - 11am, with a focus on speaking to learn conversational language skills. At $50 also, it won't break the bank and worst case scenario it will cost you $50 to find out I'm not the right teacher for you 🤣 The first session will be the 11th of August with numbers limited so message Aimée Bartlett on aimee@manavation.co.nz to register and claim your space on the waka. Here's a taste of how I teach and see you there! ✅ MANAVATION #ReoRetreat