Ao Kawe Kupu - August 2002 [ NZQA ]

	Ao Kawe Kupu homepage
	Contents
•	Poster power
•	The many pathways to Te Waharoa
•	Western Heights High School
•	Two qualifications for the work of one
•	Nga Peka Mātauranga O Waitaha
•	From the shearing shed to the lecture theatre
•	A step up from Te Waharoa
•	The future of assessments in te reo Māori
•	Te pai o te paniora
•	Māori field update
•	Reader survey 2002

Tena tatau i o tatau tini aitua e hinga mai na, e hinga atu nei.
Na reira, apiti hono, tatai hono, koutou te hunga mate ki a koutou.
Apiti hono, tatai hono, tatau te hunga ora e pai nei, tihei mauri ora!

E nga iwi, e nga karangatanga maha o nga hau e wha, ka nui te mihi atu ki a koutou. Tena hoki koutou kua kite ke i nga painga o Te Waharoa. Kei te mihi nui ki a Harata Day, Evelyn Stokes koutou ko Kahira Morris i tuku mai i o koutou whakaaro ataahua.

He tohu mātauranga hei whakaatu atu ki te ao "He mana ano to te mātauranga, to te pūkenga Māori hoki." Heoi ano, he huanga kei roto i tenei putanga o Ao Kawe Kupu mo te hunga whakaako, kimi, whaipaanga mai hoki ki te mātauranga Māori .

Cover photo: Thomas Malcolm and Ashley Douglas from Western Heights High School in Rotorua were snapped by freelance photographer Adrian Heke.

ISSN: 1170-7410 AKK