: Ngä Tümomo Kaiärahi — Group Leaders
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Approach:  One to one
Focus:    Qualities of a good group leader.
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Resources:   Pictures of 3 groups.
Questions / instructions:
In this activity you will be talking about leaders of groups.
Place pictures in front of student and point to leaders as you speak.
Here are some pictures of different groups of people.
I tënei mahi e körero ana koe mö ëtahi kaiärahi o ëtahi röpü.
Whakatakotoria ngä pikitia i mua o te äkonga, ka tohu ki ngä kaiärahi i te wä e körero ana koe.
Anei ëtahi pikitia o ngä röpü rerekë.
Picture 1 shows a kapa haka group and this is the leader.
Kei te whakaaturia mai e te pikitia tuatahi tëtahi röpü kapa haka, ä, koianei te kaitätaki.
Picture 2 shows a group of guides painting a mural and this is the leader.
Kei te whakaaturia mai e te pikitia tuarua tëtahi röpü kötiro e peita ana i tëtahi pikitia, ä, koianei te kaiärahi.
Picture 3 shows a sports group and these are the leaders.
Kei te whakaaturia mai e te pikitia tuatoru tëtahi röpü täkaro, ä, koianei te kaiärahi.

% responses
GEd
MI
1. What are some of the things a leader of a group should do to be a good leader?
Try to think of three very important things they should do.

He aha ëtahi mahi e tika ana mä te kaiärahi ä-röpü kia pai ai täna ärahi?
Me whakaarohia kia toru ngä tino mahi mäna.
be good at the activity – a good role model
36
72
make it fun, enjoyable, motivating
22 36
listen to other team members
15 3
treat everyone fairly and positively (be nice)
36 19
never give up: courage, persistence
7 14
give clear instructions/guidance
22 25
be well organised – reliable, punctual, responsible
21 6
help and encourage other team members
43 56
other valid idea
7 0
2. What are some of the things a leader of a group shouldn’t do?
Try to think of three very important things they should not do.

He aha ëtahi mea kia kaua e mahia e te kaiärahi ä-röpü?
Me whakaaro kia toru aua mea, kia kaua ia e mahi.
appear self-centred, arrogant, superior
16 23
put down, criticize, put off other team members (including poor sportsmanship)
43 31
ignore other members and their ideas
8 26
treat different members differently, unfairly
19 26
give up easily
2 6
be bossy, overpowering, rude
60 40
be disorganised, unreliable, lazy
18 17
not helpful to other members
6 23
other valid idea
3 6
   
Rating of overall understanding:
excellent/very good
11 3
good
28 49
moderate
47 34
poor
14 14
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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