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To Value a language is to Empower

To Value a language is to Empower. Te Kura Roa. -Whaihua – Community responsiveness -Waiaro – State responsiveness. Reorientation. Decolonisation Revitalisation. Māori Language Strategy (2003). 1- increase numbers; 2- improve proficiency; 3- increase situations;

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To Value a language is to Empower

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  1. To Value a language is to Empower

  2. Te Kura Roa • -Whaihua – Community responsiveness • -Waiaro – State responsiveness

  3. Reorientation • Decolonisation • Revitalisation

  4. Māori Language Strategy (2003) • 1- increase numbers; • 2- improve proficiency; • 3- increase situations; • 4- ensure its use for the full range of modern activities ; and • 5- foster positive attitudes bilingualism becomes a valued part of New Zealand society

  5. Reorientation

  6. Reorientation: Increase Numbers & Proficiency

  7. Reorientation • Fishman’s Graded Intergenerational Disruption Scale (GIDS)

  8. Mua Past Muri Future Huri te tū: aronga kē, tauranga kē Reorientation

  9. Huri te tū: aronga kē, tauranga kē Reorientation Mua Past Muri Future

  10. Huri te tū: aronga kē, tauranga kē Reorientation Muri Future Mua Past

  11. ` Mua Muri Huri te tū: aronga kē, tauranga kē Reorientation

  12. Reorientation: KoPA/ZePA

  13. Reorientation: ZePA – Nuku Whakamua (Right Shift)

  14. Reorientation: ZePA – Hoki Whakamuri – Rere whakatemauī (Left Shift)

  15. Reorientation: ZePA – Nuku Whakamua (Right Shift)

  16. ‘Ko te reo te kākahu o te whakaaro Māori’ (Sir James Hēnare) • Nō wai te reo Māori? • Mō wai te reo Māori?

  17. Ko te reo te aha o Aotearoa? • Taonga vs Citizenship

  18. Ko tāu e tangi ai, e te reo, “Mā wai au e kawe ki ōku whenua haumako? Mā wai au e marotiritiri kia pītau māta-a-tipu kia anga nui ki te rā, kia kawea ahau e ngā hau kāinga, e ngā hau takiwā ki a Pokotaringa, ki a Ngākau-nui, ki a Whakaihi mā?” (Milroy 2012).

  19. KoPA: ZePA

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