Browsing Te Kura Maori by Subject "420306 Maori Cultural Studies"

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"All We Got to See Were Factories.": Scoping Maori Transitions from Secondary School

Mitchell, Moana Erika (Victoria University of Wellington, 2009)

The primary purpose of this research is to scope the reflexive journey of a selected group of Maori as they recall their experiences of secondary school transitions. The already complex nature of this transition from school ...
A Collaborative Exploration of Ako Māori and its Impact on Māori Learners in Legal Studies

McDonald, Julie (Victoria University of Wellington, 2011)

How can Māori culturally preferred pedagogies be implemented in a secondary classroom in a unit standard assessment context? What impact does this implementation have on the emotional engagement, intellectual reasoning and ...
"She says that I'm good at reading": A Case Study of Engaged Māori Beginning Readers

Marshall, Mary Ann Meri Arthur (Victoria University of Wellington, 2012)

The impetus and reason for this study has been a desire to discover and capture the 'spark' that causes Māori children specifically, to have a love of reading, to be enthusiastic about reading and, in turn to be confident ...
Te Taumata -te Timata: the Pinnacle - the First Step

Wilkie, Margaret A (Victoria University of Wellington, 2010)

Maori with Bachelors degrees in Information Technologies (IT) have specialist knowledge and skills far in advance of the general population of Aotearoa/New Zealand. Problematically, this point is lost in dominant ...