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Te Reo Maori PLD Friday 17 March 2023 = Focus: to look at tuhituhi indicators so we can moderate our mahi akonga. 

With the guidance of Te Tirewa Ako Tuhituhi we were able to korero about the indicators for marking and under 3 key areas of learning

1. Aheinga Reo - PURPOSE, 

2. Puna Reo - Tuhituhi LANGUAGE & STRUCTURE, 

3. Rautaki Reo - Strategies for tuhituhi.

Wth that we were able to create a points system for us Kaiako to identify where our akonga and where to next but also for akonga to recognise the same and to be able to discuss their positions.

They are able to see what they can do and what they need next. 

We still need to break down the areas to more specific indicators consistent and easy to read and follow not only for kaiako but for Akonga. 

So at PD time we were all had the opportunity to discuss and collaborate information necessary for moderating and setting up Reo systems for our akonga. 

This is not an easy mahi, where people and practical resources relevant for our akonga and kaiako are scarce to not much at all. We are coming to a place where we will set up for our Akonga what is suitable for our learning and teaching.

After much deliberation and discussion we were able to moderate a range of tuhituhi samples and come to a rounded outcome. 



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