Week 4's Learning

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Tuakana/teina refers to the relationship between an older (tuakana) person and a younger (teina) person and is specific to teaching and learning in the Māori context. Within teaching and learning contexts, this can take a variety of forms: Peer to peer – teina teaches teina, tuakana teaches tuakana. 

 Here is an example where Megan, Kate and Daisy helped the younger children in Room 11 with their painting. Well done girls!






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