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From the moment we're born, popular culture surrounds us and influences us. It's the beliefs and practices that groups of us have in common. You see pop culture play out in the movies and shows we watch, the art, comics, and books we read, the toys and video games we play with, and the clothes we wear.

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From the moment we're born, popular culture surrounds us and influences us. It's the beliefs and practices that groups of us have in common. You see pop culture play out in the movies and shows we watch, the art, comics, and books we read, the toys and video games we play with, and the clothes we wear.

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Write in the centre the topic name: Culture & Identity

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Aim to work on Quizlet for 5 mins a lesson.

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According to studies done at York University and the University of Toronto, as reported in Time, people who read literature develop greater empathy for and understanding of other people. They are also better able to view situations from others' perspectives.

Studies also show that deep reading, which is slow, immersive reading without distractions, provides real exercise for the brain even as it enriches the capacity for empathy. A person engaging in deep reading often enters something akin to a hypnotic trance. Further studies find that the more young children are read to, the greater capacity they have for understanding other people's intentions.

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According to studies done at York University and the University of Toronto, as reported in Time, people who read literature develop greater empathy for and understanding of other people. They are also better able to view situations from others' perspectives.

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Popular Culture _Music and Popular Culture

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Popular Culture _Music and Popular Culture

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Screenshot your progress and insert in your google slides/doc.

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Memorise flashcards and create a practice test to quiz yourself before your exam. Start studying flashcards for Folklore containing terms like oral tradition, folklore, legends and others.

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Click on the picture. You are to complete the FOUR self-study activities: Flashcards, Learn, Test and Match. 

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Make your own copy to answer the questions.

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My Identity People and Places Activity Sheet

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1. Watch this video to help you understand about what New Zealand looked like after World War Two and answer the following questions:
a) where does the term 'baby boomers' originate from?
b) before the war where did Maori live? and after the war?
c) what were the benefits and disadvantages of Maori living
in the cities?
d) how were Maori treated unfairly?
e) what did ANZUS stand for? Why were people worried
about the nuclear age?

2. Find examples of Music, Fashion, Art, TV programmes, Food etc of this period in New Zealand from 1940s to the 1960s. Ask your Whanau - parents, grandparents, teachers etc. Be ready to write down their stories or record.

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The Aotearoa History Show 12 | Post-War New Zealand

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Wellbeing For Children: Identity And Values

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Research 1 or 2 OTHER cultures represented in your CLASSROOM

– fill in what you already know

– What they want to know (form Focus Questions)

– What methods of research to use etc...

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REMEMBER TO SHARE YOUR WORK IN GOOGLE WITH ME:BEVERLEY MATAMUA, MTM@PAPAKURAHIGH.SCHOOL.NZ

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REMEMBER TO SHARE YOUR WORK IN GOOGLE WITH ME:BEVERLEY MATAMUA, MTM@PAPAKURAHIGH.SCHOOL.NZ

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Identity Explained for Children | Pop'n'Olly | Olly Pike [CC]

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What are your favourite clothes/brands to wear? How does it make you feel? Say why? Or it doesn't matter to you, why?

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Maori Mythology - Hawaiki and the Polynesian migration

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Maori Mythology - Hawaiki and the Polynesian migration

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Maui and trickster gods from around the world

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Maui and trickster gods from around the world

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Maui and Trickster Gods from Around the World

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TERM 1: “Culture & Identity - Who am I? What is my Whakapapa?”

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New Zealand National Curriculum - ACHIEVEMENT OBJECTIVES: Students will gain knowledge, skills and experience to: * Understand how people pass on and sustain culture and heritage for different reasons and that this has consequences for people.

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25. Understanding one’s culture - Educational video for Kids - Role-play conversation

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Greek Gods/Goddesses diagram - fill in the gaps

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Greek Gods/Goddesses diagram - fill in the gaps

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Add relevant images to support your answers

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Mythical creatures powerpoint task - read the slides and complete the activities. Write information your chosen TWO mythical creatures in you google slides.

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Mythical creatures powerpoint task - read the slides and complete the activities. Write information your chosen TWO mythical creatures in you google slides.

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Descriptive writing extract: Myths and Legends

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Descriptive writing extract: Myths and Legends

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Uplevelling Descriptive Writing Myths and Legends

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Write down the words and sayings for each puzzle.

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Year 9 Assessment, due Thursday 6th April

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Year 9 Assessment, due Thursday 6th April

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