Technology
: He Tünga Whakaahua — Photo Stand
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Approach: Independent
Focus: Following detailed instructions to make a picture stand.
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Resources: Per student: pieces of card, masking tape, ruler, 4 paper clips, coloured card, plan, photo, scissors, instruction card.

Questions / instructions:
In this activity you are going to make a photo frame and stand. You will have an instruction card, a plan and some equipment for making the frame and stand.
I tënei mahi ka hanga koutou i tëtahi täpare [frame] whakaahua me töna tünga. Ka whiwhi koutou i ëtahi käri tohutohu, ëtahi hoahoa me ëtahi taputapu hei hanga täpare me te tünga.

Give each student an instruction card, a plan, a set of equipment and a ruler.
Before you start, look at the instruction card as I read it through to you.
I mua o te tïmatanga, tirohia te käri tohutohu i äu e pänui ana ki a koutou.

Read instruction card to students.
When you have finished, give your photo frame and stand to me.
Kia mutu ä koutou mahi, hömai ki ahau ä koutou täpare whakaahua me ä koutou tünga.

Photo Stand

You have a plan and some equipment to make a picture frame and stand.

Make a picture stand exactly as it is shown in the plan.

You will need to cut some of the card.
Put the picture in the stand when you have finished.

He Tünga Whakaahua

He hoahoa me ëtahi taputapu täu, hei hanga täpare me te tünga whakaahua.

Hängaia he tünga whakaahua kia rite tonu ki te hoahoa. Me tapahi i ëtahi wähanga o te pepa märö.
Kia mutu koe, kuhuna te whakaahua ki roto i te tünga whakaahua.

     
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GEd
MI

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brown card in place at back 92 100
picture is centred 91 93
green card used as frame, not backing 54 63
Frame: cut as per diagram 23 19
errors in width of frame on 1 or 2 sides 8 9
frame irregular, haphazard 30 35
missing side or no hole cut 39 37
Assembly of picture: held together as shown 72 53

held together in some other way 27 42
not held together 1 5
Base: appropriate V shape 90 86
both sides 20cm ± 1cm 31 23
side linked as shown 89 74
slits cut 5–7cm from ends 16 12
slits cut to appropriate angle 63 65
Commentary:
The results achieved by Mäori students in general education (GEd) and Mäori immersion (MI) settings were not statistically significantly different.
 
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