“Achievement rates are likely to decline… especially for Māori, Pacific and disabled learners and learners facing more socio-economic barriers.”— Cabinet Paper, 2025
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@HarrisonMooreNZ @ZoomerHistorian Now Harrison. You are displaying a complete ignorance of the history of Māori and New Zealand. Read an actual book instead of riffing badly on X. I have some that I would be happy to lend you, then we can have informed debate.
@HarrisonMooreNZ @RobinBGrieve I think you mean “they’re” it’s a contraction of “they are” Harrison. Be careful about that glass house. In Māori it would be “tō rātou reo” - their language. Most of us have no problem with it, in fact I find it really fun to learn a new language. Maybe you should try it.
@ElliotIkilei A handful!? There are 2500 schools in Aotearoa and as of today over 1000 had signed up saying that they would still give effect to Treaty obligations - that’s hardly a handful. No school mission statement mentions English or Maths. Have you even read one? #misinformation
https://t.co/zShbTat7a9 Erika Stanford is driving people away from teaching. Instead of listening to teachers from Aotearoa New Zealand she’s listening to a Tory.
@vcdxnz001@KiwiStreamNZ Except for the fact that Māori language classes for adults are a totally chock full all around Aotearoa. And mostly full of Pākehā. There’s a lot of ‘utility’ in knowing some Māori in NZ and given the way our demographics are changing a little can go a long way.
Both parties seem to be struggling around the messaging on CGT in Aotearoa NZ. Aussie expert makes it quite clear that we are behind the rest of the world in this. https://t.co/VfEVWlmO0m