Te Kauae Tuku Iho : Inheriting the Sacred Jawbone: Indigenous Knowledge Holders Re-imagine Education
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Author:HETARAKA Maia
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ISBN:9781990040955
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Publication Date:September 2024
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Edition:1
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:New Zealand Council for Educational Research
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Country of Publication:New Zealand


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Te Kauae Tuku Iho : Inheriting the Sacred Jawbone: Indigenous Knowledge Holders Re-imagine Education
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Author:HETARAKA Maia
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ISBN:9781990040955
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Publication Date:September 2024
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Edition:1
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Pages:
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Binding:Paperback
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Publisher:New Zealand Council for Educational Research
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Country of Publication:New Zealand
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This book delves into the complexities of policies aimed at improving Maori student success. The author draws on personal, ancestral, and contemporary experiences to challenge traditional views of education. Instead of adhering to a single “truth,” the book embraces the Maori tradition of valuing multiple perspectives, fostering humility and connection.
It also navigates the political landscape of New Zealand, from progressive reforms under a Labour Government to the recent rollback of these policies by a right-wing coalition. The book critically examines how these political shifts have impacted Maori education and the broader goal of creating a more inclusive and truthful national curriculum.
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This book delves into the complexities of policies aimed at improving Maori student success. The author draws on personal, ancestral, and contemporary experiences to challenge traditional views of education. Instead of adhering to a single “truth,” the book embraces the Maori tradition of valuing multiple perspectives, fostering humility and connection.
It also navigates the political landscape of New Zealand, from progressive reforms under a Labour Government to the recent rollback of these policies by a right-wing coalition. The book critically examines how these political shifts have impacted Maori education and the broader goal of creating a more inclusive and truthful national curriculum.
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Author: HETARAKA MaiaISBN: 9781990040955Publication Date: September 2024Edition: 1Pages:Binding: PaperbackPublisher: New Zealand Council for Educational ResearchCountry of Publication: New Zealand
This book delves into the complexities of policies aimed at improving Maori student success. The author draws on personal, ancestral, and contemporary experiences to challenge traditional views of education. Instead of adhering to a single “truth,” the book embraces the Maori tradition of valuing multiple perspectives, fostering humility and connection.
It also navigates the political landscape of New Zealand, from progressive reforms under a Labour Government to the recent rollback of these policies by a right-wing coalition. The book critically examines how these political shifts have impacted Maori education and the broader goal of creating a more inclusive and truthful national curriculum.
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Author: HETARAKA MaiaISBN: 9781990040955Publication Date: September 2024Edition: 1Pages:Binding: PaperbackPublisher: New Zealand Council for Educational ResearchCountry of Publication: New Zealand
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