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  • anzac

    Welcome back after the holidays. Hope you have had a good break. On Tuesday we commemorated ANZAC Day. So as part of English lessons this week we will continue to honour the lives and legacy of the brave men and women who fought at Gallipoli for the land we stand on. 

    Kia ora...

    Success Criteria:

    • We are exploring the experiences of the the men in the 28th Māori Battalion so that we can identify the challenges these men faced, both from within and the external forces.
    • We are exploring the experiences of the men in the film Tama Tu so that we can analyse how film techniques employed by Taika Waititi to highlight the trauma of war.

    Activities:

    1. Viewing the film Tama Tu and analysing the film techniques used.
    2. Reading Assessment on EP

    Further Learning:
    From next week and for the rest of the term our context details as below:

    Year 10 -   Risky Business

    Whakataukī: “Whāia te mātauranga hei oranga mō koutou”             

    Metaphorical: Seek after learning for the sake of your wellbeing

    Literal: This whakatauki (saying) teaches that in a world full of noise and  confusion, wisdom and wellbeing will come when we ask questions with a genuine desire to understand the answers.

    How might we make informed financial and social decisions SO THAT we can take calculated risks that enhance our wellbeing?