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MŌ MĀTOU | ABOUT AKO PANUKU

Ako Panuku is a Ministry of Education-sponsored initiative responding to a Ministerial Review which found that Māori secondary teachers often take on responsibilities (beyond their teaching roles) that lead to additional workload stress. Ako Panuku aims to reduce the impact of workload stress by providing culturally-relevant support, designed to acknowledge the critical contribution Māori teachers make to education and the achievement of Māori students.

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HINEIHAEA MURPHY
Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Apa, Ngāi Tahu

• MA (Applied Linguistics) with Merit (VUW)
• Dip (Post grad) Bilingual Teaching (HTC)
• Trained Teachers Certificate (Sec.) (ASTC)
• BA (Waikato)

A trained secondary Māori language teacher, Hineihaea has more than 30 years experience in Māori language education and has facilitated many teacher in-service programmes on curriculum, second language pedagogy, and assessment. She is an accredited English-medium and Māori-medium professional learning and development facilitator.

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MARK FELL
Pākehā

• MEdAdmin with Honours (Massey University)
• BA (UC)

Mark is an experienced Human Resources and Organisational Development specialist who has held senior management positions in large government departments. He has successfully managed the restructuring and implementation of HR systems and practices in several government and educational organisations.

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Āwhina Gray
Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāti Manawa

• Dip Design and Art (TWOR)
• Higher Dip. Teaching (WCE)
• Dip Bilingual Teaching (WCE)
• Trained Teachers Certificate (WCE)
• Teachers College Diploma (WCE)

Āwhina is an experienced primary and secondary teacher and tutors part-time at Te Wānanga o Raukawa. She has been involved in NCEA since its inception, developing standards for Te Reo Māori, Te Reo Rangatira, Hauora and Hangarau Matihiko and is an accredited professional learning and development facilitator.

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TE AORANGI MURPHY-FELL
Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Apa, Ngāi Tahu

• Te Tohu Paerua o Te Reo Kairangi (2023)
• BMS with First Class Honours (Waikato)

Ko te huarahi e whai nei a Te Aorangi, ko te whakapau i tōna kaha ki ngā kaupapa whakarauora reo me te poipoi i te ōhanga Māori kia puta ai he hua ki ngā whānau Māori. Ko tāna, he torotoro i ōna ringa ki ētahi kaupapa e tutuki ai ēnei wawata. Te Aorangi’s overall endeavour is to make a positive impact in the revitalisation of the Māori Language and the development of the Māori economy.

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BETH DIXON
Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāi Tahu

Te Panekiretanga o te Reo
B.Ed. Primary (Waikato)
Dip. Teaching (HCE)

Beth is an experienced primary teacher and taught in English and Māori-medium settings. She is also an accredited English-medium and Māori-medium professional learning and development facilitator and has facilitated professional development in Te Poutama Tau, Te Whakapiki i te Reo and Marau-ā- Kura.

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DEE REID
Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Kahu

• Postgrad. Dip Ed Sec (Waikato)
B.Soc.Sci (Waikato)

Dee is an experienced secondary teacher and accredited PLD facilitator in English and Māori medium settings. She has particular strengths in teaching te reo Māori and using digital technologies to enhance teaching and learning.

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SHYREE REEDY
Ngāti Porou

• BCA - HR and Mngt (VUW)
• Te Ara Reo Māori Level 4 (TWOA)

Shyree is responsible for keeping our online environment up to date and functioning well – that includes the Ako Panuku website, and our online communications (e-pānui, social media).

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ANJA WOLTMANN
Tiamana

• MA (Eng Linguistics and Literature, Pedagogy)

Anja joined the Haemata team in October 2019 and has a background in office management and administration as well as hospitality, having worked for the commercial arm of the local iwi in Whakatāne and tourism-related front desk work. She supports the team in the smooth running and organisation of ongoing and upcoming projects.


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