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Te whai i ngā taumata atakura: supporting Māori achievement in bachelors degrees

Author: David Earle
Date Published: June 2007
Publisher: Ministry of Education

http://www.educationcounts.govt.nz/publications/maori_education/10465

Māori Business and Management Assessment Support Material

Publisher: New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA)
Date: 2004

http://www.nzqa.govt.nz/for-maori/resources/mbm/index.html

Manu Ao - Māori Academic Network Across Universities in Aotearoa

Institution: Te Mata o te Tau (Academy for Māori Research & Scholarship)

http://manu-ao.ac.nz

Māori Achievement: Anticipating the Learning Environment

Te Mata o te Tau (Academy for Māori Research & Scholarship)
Author: Durie, M.H.
Date: 2004

He Waiū Whenua, He Whakamāhuri Tōtara – From an indigenous base, the sapling [learner] matures

Discussion point

Indigenous higher education: Māori experience in New Zealand

Summary

The paper identifies key areas that have been important for improving both access and high achievement and concludes by suggesting a framework for considering Māori participation in higher education.

Ka Hikitia – Managing for Success: The Draft Māori Education Strategy 2008 – 2012

About the strategy

It is the Ministry of Education's approach to improving the performance of the education system for and with Māori. It is a key aspect of having a quality education system where all students are succeeding and achieving.

Critical Success Factors for Effective Use of e-Learning with Māori Learners

About the project

He Tini Manu Reo: Learning Te Reo Māori Through Tertiary Education

Publisher: Tertiary Sector Performance Analysis and Reporting, Ministry of Education
Author: Earle, D.
Date: 2007

The purpose of education: Perspectives arising from Mātauranga Māori

Publisher: Ministry of Education
Author: Royal, T.A.C.
Date: 2007

Download the report as a pdf from the Ministry of Education website.

Barriers and Incentives to Māori Participation in the Profession of Psychology

About the project

Hei Titiro Anō i te Whāinga: Māori Achievement in Bachelors Degrees – Revisited

About the report

Research on Māori in Higher Education in Aotearoa/New Zealand

A HERDSA (NZ) Project coordinated by Neil Haigh (AUT University) and Barbara Grant (University of Auckland) with assistance from Sophie Reissner (University of Auckland) and Alison Kirkness (AUT University)

Te Whai i Ngā Taumata Atakura: Supporting Māori Achievement in Bachelors Degrees

Author

David Earle

Date: June, 2007

Published by theTertiary Sector Performance Analysis and Reporting, Strategy and System Performance of the Ministry of Education

Ngā Kiwai Kete: The e-Learning Toolbox

Link - akoaotearoa.ac.nz/project/te-pane-takiao/resources/pages/ng%C4%81-kiwai-kete-e-learning-toolbox

Te Whanake Online

Link - akoaotearoa.ac.nz/project/te-pane-takiao/resources/pages/te-whanake-online

Te Kupenga o MAI: The National Programme for Māori and Indigenous Post-graduate Advancement

Publisher: Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga, University of Auckland

Link - www.mai.ac.nz

MAI Review

Publisher: Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga

Link: www.review.mai.ac.nz

A Perspective Regarding Māori and e-Learning

Author: Ruakere Hond

http://cms.steo.govt.nz/NR/rdonlyres/2A022568-DB4D-4763-B338-A598BEC085CC/0/maori_participation.htm

Māori language pack for Moodle

Link - http://akoaotearoa.ac.nz/project/te-pane-takiao/resources/pages/open-source-courseware-initiative-nz

KaupapaMaori.com

Link - akoaotearoa.ac.nz/project/te-pane-takiao/resources/pages/kaupapamaoricom

Māori Student Retention, Completion and Progression in Tertiary Education

Publisher: Ministry of Education
Date: 2004

Hui Taumata 2005 – Māori in tertiary education: A picture of the trends

About the report

A Literature Review of Kaupapa Maori and Maori Education Pedagogy

A Literature Review on Kaupapa Māori and Māori Education Pedagogy

Kaupapa Māori principles and practices are inseparable, rather they are considered dialectical and enable us to understand key elements that provide for a contemporary expression of Māori pedagogy.

Understanding the Needs of Māori Learners for the Effective use of eLearning

The report summarises the focus groups held with Māori tertiary students who have, in some part, undertaken studies by way of eLearning.

Publisher: Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of New Zealand (ITPNZ)
Author: Porima, L.

Creating whanaungatanga: Kaupapa Māori support in the Psychology Department at the University of Waikato

A report by: Bridgette Masters, Michelle Levy, Keri Thompson, Aana Donelly and Rawiri Casey.

Download the pdf of this report in Network magazine (Vol 16, No. 2 December 2004).

Overview of research on Māori in higher education in Aotearoa New Zealand

About the resource

This document gives a comprehensive list off:

Towards social cohesion: The indigenisation of higher education In New Zealand

About the paper

This presentation discusses the ability of universities to demonstrate social cohesion following the increase of Māori participation at various levels of the higher education sector.

Author

Professor Mason Durie

Quality assurance in tertiary education from a Māori (indigenous) perspective

About this article

The aim of this paper, published in 2005, is to explore what Māori require by way of quality in higher education. It examines the cultural-historical context of the education of Māori and explains the two-stage approach adopted by Māori:

Māori tertiary education students in 2009

About this resource

Tthe following information on Māori tertiary education students is included:

Marketing tertiary education to Māori: Building bridges to strengthen participation

About the research

In particular, this research examines the marketing and communication activities and strategies of tertiary providers as they seek to market their ‘offer’ to Māori.

Māori into tertiary education (MITE)

About the MITE website

The website offers information on:

Cultural identity and academic achievement among Māori undergraduate university students

About the research

The future of Māori tertiary education

About the paper

Some tough questions:

A snapshot in time

About the report

This report analyses quantitative data on young Māori and Pasifika women aged between 16 and 24 who were transitioning from secondary education to tertiary education or employment. The data gathered included:

Aspirations of rurally disadvantaged Māori youth

About the report

The report from 2004 gives a snapshot view of what a cohort of Māori senior secondary school students in a rural community aspire to.

Relationships for success

About the report

Māori participation in higher education

About the thesis

Facing the challenge: Tertiary Education Strategy monitoring 2010

About the report

Learning communities: A structured approach to student integration

About the paper

Success for all: improving Māori and Pasifika student success in degree-level studies

About the project

In this evidence-based research, the following questions are addressed:

Addressing obstacles to success

About the research

The research from 2005 aimed to find new ways of teaching the necessary science knowledge in undergraduate degree programmes for midwifery and nursing, without creating an obstacle to overall programme success.

Māori Tertiary Education Framework

About the framework

Created in 2003, the Māori Tertiary Education Framework is designed to support:

Ako Aotearoa - Aggregated feed for user

Te whai i ngā taumata atakura: supporting Māori achievement in bachelors degrees

Māori Business and Management Assessment Support Material

Manu Ao - Māori Academic Network Across Universities in Aotearoa

Māori Achievement: Anticipating the Learning Environment

He Waiū Whenua, He Whakamāhuri Tōtara – From an indigenous base, the sapling [learner] matures

Discussion point

Indigenous higher education: Māori experience in New Zealand

Summary

Ka Hikitia – Managing for Success: The Draft Māori Education Strategy 2008 – 2012

About the strategy

Critical Success Factors for Effective Use of e-Learning with Māori Learners

About the project

He Tini Manu Reo: Learning Te Reo Māori Through Tertiary Education

The purpose of education: Perspectives arising from Mātauranga Māori

Barriers and Incentives to Māori Participation in the Profession of Psychology

About the project

Hei Titiro Anō i te Whāinga: Māori Achievement in Bachelors Degrees – Revisited

About the report

Research on Māori in Higher Education in Aotearoa/New Zealand

Te Whai i Ngā Taumata Atakura: Supporting Māori Achievement in Bachelors Degrees

Author

Ngā Kiwai Kete: The e-Learning Toolbox

Te Whanake Online

Te Kupenga o MAI: The National Programme for Māori and Indigenous Post-graduate Advancement

MAI Review

A Perspective Regarding Māori and e-Learning

Māori language pack for Moodle

KaupapaMaori.com

Māori Student Retention, Completion and Progression in Tertiary Education

Hui Taumata 2005 – Māori in tertiary education: A picture of the trends

About the report

A Literature Review of Kaupapa Maori and Maori Education Pedagogy

A Literature Review on Kaupapa Māori and Māori Education Pedagogy

Understanding the Needs of Māori Learners for the Effective use of eLearning

Understanding the Needs of Māori Learners for the Effective use of eLearning

Creating whanaungatanga: Kaupapa Māori support in the Psychology Department at the University of Waikato

Overview of research on Māori in higher education in Aotearoa New Zealand

About the resource

Towards social cohesion: The indigenisation of higher education In New Zealand

About the paper

Author

Quality assurance in tertiary education from a Māori (indigenous) perspective

About this article

Māori tertiary education students in 2009

About this resource

Marketing tertiary education to Māori: Building bridges to strengthen participation

About the research

Māori into tertiary education (MITE)

About the MITE website

Cultural identity and academic achievement among Māori undergraduate university students

About the research

The future of Māori tertiary education

About the paper

A snapshot in time

About the report

Aspirations of rurally disadvantaged Māori youth

About the report

Relationships for success

About the report

Māori participation in higher education

About the thesis

Facing the challenge: Tertiary Education Strategy monitoring 2010

About the report

Learning communities: A structured approach to student integration

About the paper

Success for all: improving Māori and Pasifika student success in degree-level studies

About the project

Addressing obstacles to success

About the research

Māori Tertiary Education Framework

About the framework

Tertiary Education Union (TEU)

Further information

Teaching and learning in the supervision of Māori doctoral students

About the resources