TEACHING MAORIS
Research On Methods (N.Z. Press Association) WELLINGTON. August 22. It was hoped that the Maori Education Foundation would set aside resources to undertake research into education as it affected the teaching of Maori children, the foundation’s board of trustees was told today. Mrs Miraka Szaszy, representing the Maori Women’s Welfare League on the board sdid that the league felt it necessary for the foundation to act according to the conclusions reached after undertaking research on all aspects of education of Maori children.
She said the league was particularly interested in the methods of teaching English to Maori school children.
"Concentration should also be centred on pre-school services. especially in rural areas,” she said.
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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29908, 23 August 1962, Page 15
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