Tātai Aho Rau Core Education
Tātai Aho Rau Core Education
Tātai Aho Rau Core Education is a trusted national provider of high-quality, learning-related products and services. We have an established reputation working in ways that are Te Tiriti-honouring, learner-centred, collaborative, inclusive, future focused and innovative. Our work is with individuals, learning communities (early years to secondary), mana whenua, iwi and hapū, Pasifika, corporate businesses, NGO's, Government departments, and ministries.
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Oct 31, 2025
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Episodes
Gagana Samoa Pronunciation Basics Podcast 1 Anaru Manu 15.03.2017 3:28
Helpful examples and tips on Gagana Samoan greetings, vowels - including Pasifika; and how the word Rhododendron can assist you with pronouncing Pasifika. Listen and practice along with Aiono Manu and Anaru to improve your pronunciation.
Digital Fluency Discussion With Pauline And Anaru 08.03.2017 3:07
Digital Fluency Discussion With Pauline And Anaru by
Numeracy - How It Has Changed And Why - Anne And Anaru 08.03.2017 4:43
Numeracy - How It Has Changed And Why - Anne And Anaru by
What Is Student Agency? 08.03.2017 3:32
What Is Student Agency? by
Collaborative Teacher Practice - A teacher's Experience - Katrina And Anaru 08.03.2017 3:13
Collaborative Teacher Practice - A teacher's Experience - Katrina And Anaru by
Place Based Education Katrina And Anaru 08.03.2017 2:18
Place Based Education Katrina And Anaru by
Getting Started With IPADS - Anne And Anaru 08.03.2017 3:47
Where do you start with iPads in your school or kura? Anaru and Anne discuss this with examples they have seen or experienced.
Digital Fluency For Support And Admin Staff Jacky And Ānaru 08.03.2017 3:16
In schools - or kura - admin and support (teaching assistants) are often required to have a knowledge of digital tools to assist students, teachers and principals. Jacky and Ānaru discuss why this is and discuss examples.
Google Suite Introduction: a parent's experience 01.03.2017 9:24
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Literacy in an innovative learning environment 08.02.2017 2:43
Anne and Anaru discuss working with students on literacy in an ILE (innovative learning environment). Anne shares a story of the an idea teachers can implement which has made the most impact for students she has seen.
He rerekē tēnei, i tēnā - each has its own uniqueness 29.01.2017 5:04
Anaru and Te Mako discuss the origins of Te Mako's name and also the importance of pronunciation and handy tips for improvement.
Let's Hear It For The Boys - encouraging boys to succeed at home and school 22.11.2016 15:48
A podcast discussion on how to support boys to fulfill their potential at home and at school.
Top Tips For Working In A Virtual Team 24.10.2016 12:39
Everyday I ask my colleague Lachie ‘Kei te pēhea koe?’ and he usually answers ‘Kei te pai’ before we begin work together. Nothing unusual - apart from that he is in the North Island and I am in the South Island. We have a weekly meeting with our boss, nothing unusual apart from she is in Wellington and we are throughout New Zealand: Whakatane, Picton, Christchurch, Dunedin. The team I work with -...
Designing Your Learning Spaces 13.10.2016 5:04
How does learning change when the spaces change? Amaru and Angela discuss this and other questions about Design your learning spaces. Want to learn more? Sign up for the Design your learning spaces Christchurch workshop on Tuesday 1 November 2016.
Transforming Learning With Maker Space Challenges 12.10.2016 4:21
Looking for tips on beginning to use Maker Space challenges in your school or classroom? Nicki Tempero and Anaru White discuss ways to get started.
Creating Time With Google 11.10.2016 5:26
Emails can be a huge cause of stress for many people - what to answer, what to delete, when to answer. How do you use manage your emails so that you have the time to do other things? Anaru White and Jackie Young discuss handy tips and tricks for using Google to assist with emails and other aspects of your Google account to create more time.
Problem Based Learning: Examples (Part 2 of 2) 10.10.2016 3:28
Looking for examples of how schools are using problem based learning and what to consider when implementing it? Anaru White and Pauline Moore continue their discussion from the previous podcast.
Problem Based Learning: What Is It? (Part 1 of 2) 10.10.2016 5:13
Secondary schools are talking about how to shift to a more student centred learning environment. Anaru White and Pauline Moore discuss this with a focus on implementing Problem Based Learning in Secondary Schools.
Googlesites Handy tips and examples 22.09.2016 3:59
Anaru and Jess discuss practical examples and handy tips of how Jess uses Google sites and also examples from other teachers as well.
videoconferencing part 2 how to do it 21.09.2016 4:40
Anaru and Heather continue their discussion on videoconferencing use in schools; this time focusing on how to go about it: the cost, equipment, and software and also the etiquette involved.
Practical examples on using video conferencing with staff and students 20.09.2016 4:03
Anaru and Heather discuss practical examples of how video conferencing can be used to assist connecting with your staff and also with the community to expand the opportunities for your students.
Weekly podcast - topic 1.4 Kei hea koe? 23.06.2016 6:51
Weekly podcast - topic 1.4 Kei hea koe? by
MLP: Making It Happen In Your School (Get Your MLP On!)(Part 3 of 3) 06.03.2016 7:18
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MLP: Building On A Great Start (Part 2 of 3) 06.03.2016 6:02
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MLP: The Why Of Modern Learning Practice With Juniors (Part 1 of 3) 24.02.2016 5:48
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