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The Treaty of Waitangi established a Crown obligation to ensure that Māori would retain the full, exclusive and undisturbed possession of their Māori Lands and Estates, Forests, Fisheries and other properties.
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Treaty course feedback v2
- 1. Student Feedback about the course
- 2. I thought the information within the course was well communicated, points highlighted as important, time to study at your own pace, and use all the resources available. Amanda “ The timeline was a good background of Maori history for a migrant health worker. The modules from the viewpoint of health practitioners made it very relevant Hinachandra “
- 3. It improved my understanding of the relevance of the treaty to healthcare today. Mel “ I like that it was easy to navigate and you could go back and forth through the modules to gain a better understanding of the materials. Rae “ The entire format - a good time to reflect in past learning. Email withheld “
- 4. Great insight into New Zealand history and the Treaty of Waitangi. Doreen “ Really easy to use and interesting. Found out heaps I didn't know about the Treaty document. Merril “ The videos and key messages as well as the additional resources for study. Email withheld “
- 5. Great insight into New Zealand history and the Treaty of Waitangi. Doreen “ I loved the multimedia tools and the opportunity to learn more about NZ and Maori history. Jo “ The videos and key messages as well as the additional resources for study. Email withheld “