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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)

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