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Paper abstract bibtex Conclusion: The results of the three Surveys of Attitudes Toward the Mäori Language indicate that good progress is being made in achieving the goal of having the language valued by all New Zealanders. The very high levels of Mäori respondents who displayed positive attitudes toward the language indicate that a large pool of potential speakers exists. This population is the core group that will ensure the success or otherwise of Mäori language revitalisation. The Surveys indicate that there are increasingly high levels of positive attitudes toward the language amongst non-Mäori. Both Mäori and non-Mäori respondents to the Surveys continue to be supportive of Government involvement in language revitalisation. Both groups are especially supportive of Government-funded Mäori language broadcasting. Support for the Mäori language does not necessarily result in participation in languagerelated activities that Mäori communities or the Government are providing. This indicates that there is still considerable work for Government and Mäori to do to help turn positive attitudes into actions. The challenge for educators, policymakers, and community leaders is to fi nd means to translate the positive attitudes Mäori hold toward their language into actions that will contribute towards its continued revitalisation. This needs to be done in a way that also contributes to maintaining the positive attitudes toward the language that non-Mäori hold.
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abstract = {Conclusion: The results of the three Surveys of Attitudes Toward the Mäori Language indicate that good progress is being made in achieving the goal of having the language valued by all New Zealanders. The very high levels of Mäori respondents who displayed positive attitudes toward the language indicate that a large pool of potential speakers exists. This population is the core group that will ensure the success or otherwise of Mäori language revitalisation. The Surveys indicate that there are increasingly high levels of positive attitudes toward the language amongst non-Mäori. Both Mäori and non-Mäori respondents to the Surveys continue to be supportive of Government involvement in language revitalisation. Both groups are especially supportive of Government-funded Mäori language broadcasting. Support for the Mäori language does not necessarily result in participation in languagerelated activities that Mäori communities or the Government are providing. This indicates that there is still considerable work for Government and Mäori to do to help turn positive attitudes into actions. The challenge for educators, policymakers, and community leaders is to fi nd means to translate the positive attitudes Mäori hold toward their language into actions that will contribute towards its continued revitalisation. This needs to be done in a way that also contributes to maintaining the positive attitudes toward the language that non-Mäori hold.},
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publisher = {Te Puni Kōkiri},
author = {{New Zealand. Te Puni Kōkiri}},
year = {2010},
keywords = {Language surveys New Zealand., Maori (New Zealand people) Attitudes., Maori language Public opinion., New Zealanders Attitudes, Rangahau Māori., Reo Māori.},
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