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- a te kāwanatanga:
official
- a te kāwanatanga:
official
- ā tōna wā:
term (in the longer term)
- ā, mate noa:
lifelong
- ā, taihoa ake nei ka ...:
shortly
- ā; ki roto i tēnei me whakauru:
involve (which will)
- ahakoa anō:
however
- ahakoa te aronga kētanga o ...:
with the exception of
- ahakoa tērā:
however
- āhei:
enable
- āhei (e āhei ana):
confident
- āhei (kia āhei ai ... ki te ...):
allow
- āhei (kia āhei ai ... tonu ai ...):
ensure ... keep on
- āhei (kia āhei ai rātou ki te haere):
be able to attend
- āhei (kia āhei ai):
ensure that
- āheia:
confident
- āheinga:
ability
- ahoaho:
space; spacial
- ahotea:
stress
- ahotea tino nui:
stressful
- ahu:
shape
- ahu (e ahu mai ana i):
comes from; is due to
- ahu (he mea ahu mai):
based on
- ahu whakamua hiranga:
significant progress
- āhua:
sufficiently
- āhua:
background
- āhua:
factor; nature; aspect
- āhua (he āhua hangore tō te ...):
provides flexibility
- āhua (he āhua kore nei te ...ngā ...):
rarely, seldom
- āhua (kei te āhua tonu o tōna horopaki):
depending on the context
- āhua (ki ngā āhua mā reira):
ways in which
- āhua (ngā āhua ... katoa ...):
range (a wider range of)
- āhua (pai):
attribute
- āhua (te āhua ako):
a range of teaching practices
- āhua (te āhua o ...):
techniques of
- āhua (te āhua o te tū-ā-tangata):
sense of pride
- āhua (te āhua):
ways in which
- āhua hauā:
special (learning) needs
- āhua hurihuri:
changing nature
- āhua māmā:
simple format
- āhua noho:
lifestyle
- āhua o ngā whakaaro:
attitudes
- āhua papanga:
junk materials
- āhua pāpori:
social background
- āhua pohewa:
imagination
- āhua reka:
find satisfaction
- āhua rerenga kōrero:
structures (language structures)
- āhua whakaaro:
attitude
- āhua whakatakoto:
format (a format)
- ahuahu:
shapes
- ahuahu:
to shape
- ahuahu (he mea ahuahu):
shaped
- āhuareka:
aesthetic
- āhuatanga:
situation
- āhuatanga (ngā āhuatanga i waenganui i):
relationships
- āhuatanga (ngā āhuatanga pāhekeheke (o te wā)):
uncertainty
- āhuatanga (whakamārama i ngā āhuatanga e hāngai ana):
scene setting
- āhuatanga ako:
learning opportunities
- āhuatanga mahi:
participation
- āhuatanga mahi:
employment conditions
- āhuatanga ohanga:
economic conditions
- āhuatanga oherere:
emergencies
- āhuatanga pai:
positive features
- āhuatanga pāpori:
social conditions
- āhukahuka:
acknowledge; recognise
- ahumahi:
industry
- ahumāra:
horticulture
- ahunga:
trend
- ahuoneone:
agriculture
- ahupūngao:
physics
- ahurea:
culture
- ahurea (manawa nui te whitiwhiti ahurea):
enrich culturally
- ahurea rerekē:
different cultures
- ahurea tuku iho:
cultural heritage
- ahurei:
uniqueness
- āhuru:
comfortable
- ahuwhānui:
to generalise
- ahuwhenua:
industrial
- ai (e ai ki ...):
under the terms of
- āinga:
forces
- aki-ā-hoa:
peer pressure
- ako (te ako reo tuarua):
second language learning
- ako i waho i te akomanga:
outdoor education
- ako i waho i te akomanga:
outdoor education
- ako mō ake tonu:
lifelong learning
- ako tāruarua:
rote learn
- ako tūroa tonu:
lifelong learning
- akoako:
drills; to practise
- akoako (ki):
experiment (with)
- akoako rerenga ahi:
fire drills
- akoako rū whenua:
earthquake drills
- akomanga:
classroom
- ākonga:
students
- ākonga (ngā ākonga pērā i ngā tamariki hauā):
special needs (children)
- akoranga:
schooling
- akoranga:
learning; learning opportunities
- akoranga ahurea:
cultural learning
- akuaku:
scrape out, cleanse
- akuaku (tikanga akuaku):
hygiene
- amuamu:
complaint; to complain
- amuamu (ngā amuamu):
complaints
- anga:
framework, structure
- anga atu ki ngā mātātaki:
face challenges
- anga pāpori:
social structure
- angawā:
timeframe
- angitu:
success
- anitu:
confident
- ao tere panoni:
world of rapid change
- ao tuku mahi:
labour market
- ao whānui:
international
- ara:
approach (an approach)
- arā atu ētahi take:
issues (there are some issues)
- arā hoki ētahi:
a number of
- ara pereki:
paving
- ārai:
to protect
- ārai:
barrier
- ārai (hei ārai atu i):
prevent (safeguard against)
- ārai (te ārai i ... i ...):
protection of
- ārai i te aituā:
safety
- Ārai Mate Whawhati Tata:
civil defence
- aratohu:
guideline
- Aratohu (Ngā Aratohu a te Kōhanga Reo):
Kohanga Reo guidelines
- Aratohu (Ngā Aratohu mō Ngā Kaimahi Whānau):
Guidelines for Whānau Workers
- arawhanonga:
discipline (punishment)
- ariā:
concept; idea; theory
- āria:
atmosphere
- ariā (ngā ariā kua tuarihia):
shared ideas
- ariā whakamahuki:
theory
- ārita:
eager; keen
- aro:
acknowledge
- aro (e aro ana ... ki ...):
take account of; recognise
- aro (koia anō e aro ana ki ...):
it acknowledges also
- aro haehae:
appraise; critically discern
- aro haehae:
critical (discerning)
- aro ki ...:
develop an awareness
- aro mātai:
evaluate; evaluation
- aro matawai:
assessment
- aro matawai whaiaro:
self assessment
- aro matawai-ā-kura:
school-based assessment
- aro turuki:
monitor
- aro turuki i ...:
inspection (regular inspection of)
- aroha ana ngā āhua:
poor condition
- ārohi:
examine
- arokā:
awareness
- arokā horopaki:
contextual awareness
- aronga (ahakoa te aronga kētanga o ...):
with the exception of
- aronga ki ...:
attention to
- aronganui:
emotion
- aronui:
unit of learning
- aronui ki ...:
sensitive to
- aropā:
peer
- arorau:
logical
- aroro:
concept
- arotahi ... ki ...:
to emphasise
- arotahi whakamua:
long term (focus)
- arotake (Te Mana Arotake):
Audit Office
- arotake i ngā mahi a ngā kaiwhakaako/kaimahi:
staff appraisal
- arotake manatū:
effectiveness review
- arotake-ā-tau:
annual review
- arotau (e arotau ana ki ngā ākonga):
student centred
- arotau (e arotau ana ki ngā tamariki):
child centred
- arotau (whakaaro arotau):
logic
- arowhai:
check (to check)
- arowhai (me āta arowhai):
regular checks are required
- arowhanonga:
discipline (punishment)
- aru (e aru ana kia ū):
seek to ensure
- aru (hei aru i ngā mahi e pai ana ki a rātou):
free choice
- aru koretau:
failure
- aruaru:
to approach; to tackle; to undertake
- arutau:
succeed
- āta (e āta mārama ana ngā (pūnaha) tāutu i ...):
identify (clearly identify)
- āta (e āta mārama ana te takoto a ...):
well documented
- āta (he mea āta haere):
gradual
- āta (me āta whakarite):
should be arranged (planned)
- āta (me āta whiriwhiri e ...):
there is a need to discuss
- āta (nā te āta):
considerable ...
- āta wewehe:
to separate
- atawhai:
care
- atawhai (hei atawhai i ...):
cater for
- atawhaitanga:
welfare
- au:
medium
- auaha:
create; innovative
- auaha tauaro:
symmetry
- auahatanga:
innovation
- auahatanga:
creativity
- aukati (kia kaua e uru mai he kōrero aukati i te ...):
does not discriminate against
- aukati (te aukati ngā mahi poka noa ki ngā whare):
security of buildings
- aukati (te kore e aukati i te tangata):
non-sexism and non-racism
- aupiki:
challenge
- auraki:
mainstream
- auroro:
incline
- awe (kei tua i te awe māpara):
the future
- aweko:
understanding
- āwhina (e āwhina ā-puteatia ana):
financial support is available to
- āwhina (i te kaupapa):
to enhance (the performance)
