Two HUIA winners at 2014 CLNZ Publishing Awards

Two HUIA titles were successful at the recent 2014 CLNZ Publishing Awards.

Living by the Moon - Te Maramataka o Te Whānau-ā-Apanui by Wiremu Tawhai won Best Resource in Te Reo Māori while The Spirit of Māori Leadership by Selwyn Katene was a joint winner in the Best Resource in Tertiary Education.

Authors and publishers heard from the panel of experienced judges challenge the industry to focus on student need - materials that actively engage their minds and stimulate them to want more.

The judges for the CLNZ Awards were:

• Dr Jenny Robertson, Monitoring and Evaluation - Secondary Student Achievement,Education Faculty, University of Auckland
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• Hone Apanui, an educator, writer, translator and editor in both English and Māori
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• Dr Rebecca Jesson, Research Fellow, School of Curriculum and Pedagogy, Education Faculty, University of Auckland
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The full list of winners were:

Best Resource in Primary Education

• Connected 2013 - Level 2 I Spy, Level 3 Food For Thought and Level 4 Are You Sure? (Ministry of Education)
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Best Resource in Secondary Education

• Conflict and Kiwis (Pearson/Edify)
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Joint Best Resource in Tertiary Education

• The Spirit of Māori Leadership (Huia NZ)
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• Kia Rōnaki: Māori Performing Arts (Pearson/Edify)
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Best Resource in Te Reo Māori

• Living by the Moon - Te Maramataka o Te Whānau-ā-Apanui (Huia NZ)
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ENDS