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300-level
TECP301	Walking the Treaty: Te reo Maori and Social Studies in the classroom and beyond
Description	The course develops knowledge about speaking, listening, reading, writing, viewing and presenting in te reo Maori and Social Studies programmes in the school and classroom using a communicative, treaty-based approach. It is designed to give initial teacher education students the opportunity to develop their professional knowledge and practice by examining how the results of research can be incorporated into the conditions necessary for engaging and sustaining relationships with local Maori communities and developing a culturally responsive learning community.
Occurrences	TECP301-11T2 (C) Term Two 2011 TECP301-11T2 (D) Term Two 2011 (Distance)
Points/EFTS	15 points, 0.1250 EFTS
Pre-requisites	EDMI251, EDSS261, or TECP201
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