Sheridan McKinley

Te whakakorenga o te mahi tami i te ao mātauranga | Decolonising Education

Tāia te wai (o te waka) kia pai ai te whakatere ki uta ki tai
Bail the water (of the canoe) so it may manoeuvre shoreward and seaward

Contact person:

Nicola Bright

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Revitalising te reo Māori in education

Te reo Māori is an intrinsic aspect of identity for many people in Aotearoa – and we’re supporting the growth of te reo Māori through research in education.

NZCER has a long history of conducting research to support the revitalisation of te reo Māori. We continue to carry out research to support the aspirations of whānau and Māori communities to grow te reo Māori as the heritage language of Māori, and a national language for all New Zealanders. Our work contributes to NZCER’s strategic priorities of upholding mana Māori, whakamana Māori; decolonising education; and improving equity for ākonga and equity in education.

Contact person:

Sheridan McKinley