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Me whānuitia ake te hinengaro, kia rongo i ngā ahuatanga ō tētehi ki tētehi ā ngā tauira kua riro atu ki ngā hoa mahi. Kia mauna hoki i ngā mōhio, hei ta te kura, kare pea ngō hoa e mōhio mai i ngā āhua māori. Koirā ōku, mei whānui rawa te torohanga mai ō ngōku awhinatanga kei tētehi ki tētehi, kōira ngā piki mooku e ruia whera ai te kakano i Rangiatea. 

Korerohia ake au nga waihotanga nei ki aku tauira, "me ata whakaarohia nga kaupapa hapai koe, mei whakarangatira te kaupapa e kokirihia ake koe ki taumata ke"  Te wāhie ka whāia mō takurua, te kai ka mahia mō tau Firewood is sort in winter, food is worked for all year round. "a saying is an incitement to employ ones time and energies most effectively"  The Raupō Book of Māori Proverbs  Te Kohikohinga whakataukī ā Raupō, Page 149 "An investment in knowledge pays the best interest"  Benjamin Franklin. https://www.google.co.nz/search?rlz=1C1GCEV_enNZ850NZ850&ei=iSHrXNz2HoH-9QO42pOgDg&q=educational+sayings&oq=education&gs_l=psy-ab.1.0.35i39l2j0i67l2j0l6.5875.9882..11954...1.0..3.181.2421.0j15......0....1..gws-wiz.....6..0i131.rdi5h20XkHE He korero pera ai i te whakatauki I hapainga ake a tatou matua tupuna,  "ko te manu kai ana te miro, nona te ngahere,  Ko te manu kai Ana te matauranga nona te ao"

Whakamārama: Ethics  - 1. moral principals that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity             - 2. the branch of knowledge that deals with moral principals (Feeney & Freeman, 1999, p.24)  I kite au i ngā tauira i tauirahia ngaku rangatira e taka mai tēnei ao kei mua i ahau. Ko ngētehi ra, i haere riri mai tētehi tauira, kaōre ano nei ngā tangata katoa e mauheretia ake i a ia, kaore ano tēna i te pai, koia, i wāea mai te kura ki ngā pirihimana, me te mohio mai ia i ngā mahi ō rātou mā, ka tau tana wairua, ka tau te riri ki roto i a ia. Haere ngātahi ai te kura, kia whangaihia ake i ngā aho whakakiikii i āna wāwata. I ngēnei ra, e pai tōna haere kei waenga i āna hoa kei te kura.