:He Noho Hopuni — Camp Out
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Approach:  One to one  
Focus: Prevention of injury. 
Resources: Picture.
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Questions/instructions:

Show picture.

Whakaaturia te whakaahua.

This picture shows a group of people camping in the New Zealand bush. They want to have a good safe camp.

E whakaatu ana tënei whakaahua i tëtahi hunga e noho hopuni ana i tëtahi ngahere o Aotearoa. Ko te tumanako kia noho ora rätou.






 


% responses
Ged
MI
1. What are some of the serious dangers that the people could face here?
Prompt: Tell me as many things as you can think of.


1. He aha pea ëtahi o ngä tino aituä he whakatüpato?
He Äwhina: Körerohia mai – te maha i öu whakaaro.

   
Dangers mentioned:





getting lost/separated
53
46
physical injury
51
36
drowning
65
56
exposure
8
8
infection
18
0
fire
57
54
2. What are all of the things these people should do so that their camping trip is as safe as possible?
Prompt: Tell me as many things as you can think of.

2. He aha ngä mahinga katoa mä tënei hunga kia tino piki te ora o tö rätou nohonga hopuni?
He Äwhina: Körerohia mai – te maha i öu whakaaro.
Safety precautions mentioned:








initial planning (e.g. checking weather, communications, equipment, first aid equipment)
23
26
appropriate clothing
9
26
appropriate food supplies (including safety margin)
10
26
discussion of what to do in emergencies
3
0
travelling together (or with leader)
49
32
care in choosing camping site
49
13
care with fire
51
47
care near water
24
5
sanitation (cleanliness, food handling, waste disposal)
9
24
Overall rating:



excellent/very good
6
0
good
22
16
fair
49
39
poor
23
45
 
Total score:




10–18
10
5
8–9
12
11
6–7
28
13
4–5
32
37
2–3
14
29
0–1
4
5
Commentary
Mäori students in general education (GEd) settings scored statistically significantly higher than students in Mäori immersion (MI) settings.
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