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Myths and Te Marautanga

Workshops based on kōrero pūrākau can be incorporated in to a range of learning areas or wāhanga ako. Here are some examples to show how a workshop on kōrero pūrākau can link to Te Marautanga o Aotearoa.

Archivist | Kaitiaki Pūranga

Job

Archivists assess, organise, store and provide access to records and documents of long-term historical or research value. They also advise people and organisations about their archives.

Historian | Pouherenga Kōrero o-Mua

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Historians research, write and present information about events and people of the past and present. They may also teach history.

Geologist | Kaimātai Aro Whenua

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Geologists study Earth processes, such as earthquakes, floods and volcanic eruptions, to predict future events. They also advise on natural hazards and how to develop or use the Earth's land and resources.

Social Worker | Kaimahi Toko i te Ora

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Social workers provide care, advice and support to people with personal or social problems, and help with community and social issues.

Case Manager | Kaiwhakahaere Kēhi

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Case managers work with individuals and families to help them overcome hardship, and access social services and support.