Learning mother tongue an asset: Jenny Salesa
5 September, 2017. Primary school teachers in Auckland are urging Pasifika parents to speak to their children in their mother tongue as they say it helps them succeed in English.
5 September, 2017. Primary school teachers in Auckland are urging Pasifika parents to speak to their children in their mother tongue as they say it helps them succeed in English.
FONUA MOE TALA/CUTLURE AND LANGUAGE
Koe Kalatua moe Hisitōlia
(Culture and History)
FONUA MOE TALA/CULTURE AND LANGUAGE
Lesisita ‘a e Marae Taputapu‘ātea he Lisi ‘o e Koloa Tukufakaholo ‘a Mamani
Faiva ‘Akapulu? Faiva ‘ehe Sino hono Fakahū ‘ae Pulu
fai ‘e Hūfanga (‘Ōkusitino Māhina)
FONUA MOE TALA/CULTURE AND LANGUAGE
‘ATIKOLO 41: TUFUNGA TANUSIA/TUFUNGA LANGASIA, FAIVA HEULUPE, FAIVA TA‘ANGA/FAIVA MAAU, FAIVA HIVA, FAIVA HAKA, TUFUNGA LEA, FAIVA LEA, TUFUNGA MALANGA MOE FAIVA MALANGA
Fai ‘e Palōfesa Hūfanga Dr ‘Ōkusitino Māhina
Professor of Art, Culture + Critical Anthropology
Tonga International Academy (TIA) + Vava‘u Academy for Critical Inquiry + Applied Research (VACIAR)
‘ILO MO E POTO & FONUA MO E TALA
[KNOWLEDGE & SKILL AND CULTURE & LANGUAGE]
Ko e Faiva Lakalaka
[Konga 2]
‘ILO MO E POTO & FONUA MO E TALA
[KNOWLEDGE & SKILL AND CULTURE & LANGUAGE]
Ko e Faiva Lakalaka
[Konga 1]
FONUA MO E TALA/CUTLURE AND LANGUAGE
Koe ‘Ilo mo e Poto mo e Fonua moe Tala
[Knowledge and Skill and Culture and Language]