Judith Holloway says the Government could come up with a multitude of attractive, inter-active devices to push Te Reo along in schools. ('Learning Te Reo, Part 2, 13/9/18)
Modern kids are addicted to kapa haka and similar activities, she says. And this would be better than compulsory Te Reo.
She adds: 'This would also be a chance for older native speakers of te reo, who are not professional teachers, to come into schools and offer their help to the kids (on a paid basis, I think and hope) using the technical devices as a mutually-inspiring stimulus.'
Read more in main column, Sept 13.
