: Nö Wai te Hoa? — Whose Friend?
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Approach:  Station  
Focus: Friendship. 
Resources: Illustration in task book.

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Questions/instructions:

Imagine that you have this problem:

The person you want to have as your best friend doesn’t want you as a best friend. You are very unhappy about this.

Me whakaaro noa:

Kei te pïrangi whakahoahoa koe ki tëtahi, engari, käre ia i te pïrangi ki a koe. Nä, ka päpouri koe.


% responses
Ged
MI
1. Write down the ways that you might deal with this problem.
    Me ahatia e koe? Tuhia.
    
Ways to deal with problem:
accept person does not want to be your friend
(get over it)
26
8
decide to ignore person
9
5
talk to friend, try to find out what is wrong
37
32
get help/advice from someone else
8
3
change behaviour to suit friend
7
0
try to change friend’s views
17
0
negotiate compromise
5
0
find new best friend
45
54
How well has the problem been addressed?
very well
2
0
well
29
8
moderately well
52
78
poorly
17
14
2. Who are some people who might be able to help you with this problem?
    Ko wai ëtahi tangata ka taea e rätou te äwhina i a koe?

3. Draw a ring around the person in answer 2 who you think would be the most helpful.
    I tö whakautu tuarua, porohitatia te tino tangata hei äwhina i a koe.

4. Why do you think this person would be the most helpful?
    He aha koe i whakaaro ai ko tënei te tino tangata?
    
Most helpful person:
parents/whanau
37
49
siblings
3
0
teacher/principal
8
21
health professional
5
3
friends/peers
42
24
other adults
1
0
other/none
4
4
Explanation:

strong
20
19
moderate
66
65
weak
14
16
Total score:




5
1
0
4
6
3
3
33
19
2
41
54
1
14
21
0
5
3
Commentary
The results achieved by Mäori students in general education (GEd) settings and students in Mäori immersion (MI) settings were not statistically significantly different.
 
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