Maori teaching on New Zealand: an interview with Professor Hone Morris
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2176-1507.v27i1p165-177Keywords:
Brazil - New Zealand, Native (indigenous) Language, Language teaching, Maori, CommunicationAbstract
The following paper consists in an interview with the Hone Morris, associate professor at Massey University’s Humanities Maori course. By the using of qualitative approach, we will deal with the way that Maori Language (Te Reo) had been worked with language skills of Pukenga Reo as an effective tool, enabling a way that the maori language could be accessible and teached at New Zealand from the primary schools.
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TAVARES Jr, Carlos. Entrevista com o Professor Hone Morris. Realizada em 29 de abril de 2022. Revisão e transcrição de Gama! Traduções e Interpretações (Julio Trevisan). 1 arquivo MP4 (78 minutos).
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