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Teaching and Discussion Children should be taught as much Maori culture as possible. By this I don't mean just how they lived in the stone-age or last century but how they live today, and what problems they still have as a group. Quite important in any democratic classroom, children should be given the chance to discuss what they believe or have been led to believe about other races. This will give them the chance to analyze their beliefs, and through more sober observations and objective reasoning and discussion with other children, they should be able to arrive at more truthful (not necessarily glowing) conclusions about other races.

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Te Ao Hou, September 1965, Page 15

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Teaching and Discussion Te Ao Hou, September 1965, Page 15

Teaching and Discussion Te Ao Hou, September 1965, Page 15

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