Hoani Waititi teaching te reo, possibly at Queen Victoria School for Maori Girls, Auckland. During the 1950s and 1960s he developed important new techniques for teaching te reo. He was the author of Te Rangatahi, the standard teaching guide for te reo for decades.
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