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Videos about education.
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CHARTER SCHOOLS - things we need to know.
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Assoc. Professor Peter O'Connor from the University of Auckland analyses why Charter schools are being introduced into New Zealand. Who will win and who will be the losers?
Teaching Music using technology
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Music education, studio design, music technology,
Teaching science using e technology
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Teacher and students talk about using the internet/intranet to study science in their classroom.
Mobile Learning
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Students use mobile phones in a New Zealand school to improve their learning.
Tapa cloth: (5) Making Dyes and Painting the cloth
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Tapa cloth: (5) Making Dyes and Painting the cloth
Tapa cloth: (4) dying the cloth
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In tonga women create stencils and dye tapa cloth ready for hand painting
Tapa cloth: (3) processing the mulberry
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Women process the harvested mulberry to create the unadorned cloth that is the basis of tapa in the Pacific
Tapa cloth:(2) Harvesting mulberry
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How mulberry is planted, tended and harvested in Tonga.
Tapa cloth(1) Variety and History of tapa
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Tapa cloth(1) Variety and History of tapa
Earthquake: a teaspoon of light (2)
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Earthquake: a teaspoon of light (2)
Classroom Discussion (3): teachers' perspectives
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Classroom Discussion (3): teachers' perspectives
Classroom Discussion (2): the Paideia seminar
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Classroom Discussion (2): the Paideia seminar
Classroom Discussion: the Paideia method (1)
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Classroom Discussion: the Paideia method (1)
Could it be waterproofed and used as the outermost layer on a ribbed boat instead of wood planks?
"the light goes through everything" 💗💗💗 Amazing work
Duuude thank you for posting these vids. I got invasive paper mulberry in my backyard and have been meaning to find a use for them since they grow like weeds and I can’t get rid of them.
Good stuff Onel0Ve
Hi, when was this video taken?
lies and more lies...we were never ancestors of the lapita people...every generation in the pacific originated from Fiji...its the oriental bloodline that infiltrated the Pacific..Checkout Lemuria..ruled by my forefathers the Itaukei..civilisation did not start in Africa but from us...until this big island fell into the oceans...some facts the colonials and white educated scholers dont want to acknowledge....land stretching from NZ all the way to Hawaii...stop with your nonsense.
Boso lemuria is a white man myth too lol
Dude,this is cool 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Dude,this is cool 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Dude,this is cool 🙂
Dude,this is cool 🙂
people form skc?
One of the most amazing things i have ever seen,
Wow, that just sent shivers through my spine and made me shed some tears. I have watched this because of Te Rito Toi (www.teritotoi.org/menu/level-one-lesson-plan-one/?portfolioCats=33) and our current world situation of the pandemic Coronavirus otherwise known as COVID-19 and how teachers can support their students once we go into Alert Level 2. What amazing work was done with the students of Christchurch back in 2011 and just think that young girl will now either be in Year 10 (same age as my youngest daughter) or Year 11 dependent on her age at the time. Such a wonderful gift was given to those students! Think if this was modified for older students as well as adults, given there are a lot of people suffering anxiety, stress and much more how it could help so many become much more resilient in their thinking and way of living because life will never be the same again as we once knew it. Thank you for this, appreciate the work. "He waka eke noa." "We're all in this canoe together." Seems appropriate to use this whakataukī given the message being delivered around the world is "Even apart, we've managed to stay connected together."
When I was a kid growing up in Oklahoma, I would find a mulberry tree and eat mulberries until my hands and face were purple. It never occurred to me that you could make cloth out of it. Do the people of the Pacific *eat* mulberries?
the berries are used in medicine and as a dye. We don't eat them casually.
Nice
Herman Melville introduced me to tapa making.See Typee and Omoo. Incredible
Tapa are Austronesian culture, Batik is advance states of Tapa, Tapa original from Indonesian, but Polynesia and Mirconesia may lost metal technology, cannot bring horse, waterbuffalo, elephant, but only bring taro, yam, mulberry, chicken, small pigs and unwanted 'rat', some knowledge making of iron, rice paddy and others exist in Malaysia-Indonesia also gone. but some tradition surivive like making pottery, architecture, stonework, tapa/bark cloth, making ship and boat, craving and farming of taro, yam etc.
i want to learn this.
Nope! not indonesia - try again
It came from samoa
Lol! Here we go 🙄😂 It came from all around the islands.
@@ltmg9832 for realz
How come every samoan function they use tongan ngatu lol u guys don't make it anymore
@@leont5096 Not every samoan function uses the Tongan Ngatu, some still use the Samoan siapo but it's rarely made these day's,
@@leont5096 and that makes the Samoan come at us lol, we use their kie ha'amoa and ngafingafi so there's basically a point
This is so helpful even after 6 years since it this was posted!
Liberal horseshit
Europe has not yet learned how to be multicultural. And I think we are going to be part of the throes of that transformation, which must take place. Europe is not going to be the monolithic societies that they once were in the last century. Jews are going to be at the center of that. It’s a huge transformation for Europe to make. They are now going into a multicultural mode, and Jews will be resented because of our leading role. But without that leading role, and without that transformation, Europe will not survive.[
Drama creates a link between fiction and reality ...
WOW!!! Thank-you for posting this video. It was real help with summarising TapaCloth for my year8 homework. Thankyou!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Can you please provide the name of the producer and the year this was produced? And the same for the second video in this series? Thanks.
This video is shit, obvious sensationalism that doesn't make any real arguments. "quality public education" if it weren't for the fact that this doesn't exist, and that teachers unions have been ruining the public education system for some time. I don't even get how people can justify the need for public sector unions: the reasons unions are necessary in the private sector don't even apply to public sector unions. Their motivations and agenda is so obvious, and it's so clear that students are far from the priority. I mean, just look at tenure laws and how backwards they are. There is literally no incentive to keep good teachers and fire shitty ones in the current system, and it's showing in the performance of public schools and parents desperation to get their kids into better schools. Teacher's unions in the public sector work only to protect bad teachers, and they are rewarded only for being part of the corrupt system for a long time. These people are greedy and want money as much as anyone in the private sector, except they have some of the most powerful lobbies in the country as well as government force to keep them afloat. They don't want their profits to be determined by people choosing to send their kids to their schools, but by forcing money from the taxpayer and justifying their existence and the expansion of their power any way they can.
Hmm you make some interesting points but seem to be missing the main message of the video. The comment on unions was a side one. It is about charter schools. Would be interested to hear your opinions on this. I will say though - teachers are pretty much at the mercy of government policies. It is important that they are given a voice, as often the people making regulations are not teachers and don't really understand how children learn/the role of a teacher. While I agree that protecting bad teachers is destructive, I also think it is important that teachers are allowed agency in the classroom. More and more they are being pressured into making kids pass literacy/numeracy tests... Which lacks so much understanding about education and children's development.
This reminds me of my grandma when growing up and watching her and her lady friends work putting together the tapa....and its so ironic I have a tapa looks just like their design...hmmmmm.lol...:) ofa atu to you all and God bless
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H. H. Cadard, chairman for the Psychology Department at Princeton, called government schooling approvingly -- "the perfect organization of the hive with the anthill". Cadard wrote further, "standardized testing would cause the lower classes to confront their biological inferiority, sort of like wearing a dunce cap. In time that would discourage reproduction of the ants on the anthill".
The real purpose of modern schooling was announced by the legendary sociologist Edward Roth in his manifesto of 1906 called SOCIAL CONTROL. Your librarian will easily be able to get a copy of this book. In it Roth wrote, "plans are underway to replace family, community and church with propaganda, mass-media and education (of course he meant schooling)...people are only little plastic lumps of dough".
cont..."...The task is simple. We will organize children and teach them in an perfect way the things their fathers and mothers are doing in an imperfect way". John D. Rockefeller.
John D. Rockefeller's General Education Board -- this is their first mission statement: "We shall not try to make these people or any of their children into men of learning or philosophers, or men of science. We have not to raise up from them authors, educators, poets or men of letters, great artists, painters, musicians, nor lawyers, doctors, (he's really covering the whole gamut of employment isn't he?) statesmen, politicians, creatures of whom we have ample supply .... cont...
Can anyone answer me please, who is the main sponsor of Paideia, who controls Paideia, Then only you can find truth and step closer to the fire in Plato's cave, or get burned by the outside.
I am so happy to see how my Tongan Tapa was made and to get some background on it. Thank you for posting this video.
where are the IEP students in this classroom, not realistic...
coaching doesn't include socratic questions. socratic questions are in the seminar
Great stuff and well explained, thank you - will be sharing it widely.
Everyone in New Zealand needs to see this!!!!
Thanks Peter. A fair and credible examination. Excellent
This seems interesting. How did this work for you during the rest of the year?
I have been enjoying this series of videos. I am grateful for the film maker's passion to document and share this tradition. Thank you.
Throughout studying; learning intentions, success criteria, planning, achievement levels, control and the curriculum have been drilled into me day after day. I felt like if this is what teaching is all about I didn't know if I could do it everyday. This brought back the real essence of teaching that I had signed up for when I enrolled. Finally someone has shown me the beauty of authentic teaching and learning. Can't wait to cease these moments. Thanks Peter you have really made a difference.
Thank you for your lecture at Auckland Uni Epsom Today on how democracy education in schools. I have never sat in lecture where it has been relevant, refreshing, eye opening and inspiring. What I have learnt today is so precious. When I began teacher training I longed for moments like 'a teaspoon of light'.
What wonderful work. Thank you
Beautiful! Education before standardisation, curriculum coverage and drones took over our schools.
Keep your eye on the arrow, not the target. DH Wonderful!