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Nga Hau e Wha o Tawhirimatea: Culturally Responsive Teaching and Learning for the Tertiary Sector
Ratima, Smith, Macfarlane, Riki, Jones and Davies (editors), Canterbury University Press, 2022
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Nga Hau e Wha o Tawhirimatea, published by Canterbury University Press and edited by a team of specialists in Maori education, gathers essays on culturally responsive teaching and learning for the tertiary sector, framed through Tawhirimatea and the four winds. Its strength is that it is a university press publication assembled by recognised specialists in the field. Its limit is that it is an edited pedagogical volume rather than a single peer reviewed ethnographic study, so a claim about Maori cosmology specifically benefits from a source focused on that subject directly.
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Reliability TierNga Hau e Wha o Tawhirimatea, Culturally Responsive Teaching and Learning for the Tertiary Sector, an edited academic volume from Canterbury University Press, the middle tier reflecting that it is a university press publication on education practice compiled by named editors rather than a single peer reviewed research monograph, though it draws on its editors' and contributors' recognised expertise in Maori education. Cite it for its stated pedagogical framework rather than as an ethnographic study. NotesA published, edited academic guide from a university press, catalogued on the publisher's own site. Used here only for the real, checkable fact that a current tertiary-teaching framework is built on and named for the traditional image of Tawhirimatea's four winds, not for any interpretation of Tawhirimatea's mythology itself. 1 Citation
AuthorMatiu Tai Ratima, Jennifer Pearl Smith, Angus Hikairo Macfarlane, Nathan Mahikai Riki, Kay-Lee Jones and Lisa Kaye Davies (editors) 1 PublisherCanterbury University Press 1 Publication Year URLhttps://www.canterbury.ac.nz/about-uc/what-we-do/canterbury-university-press/canterbury-university-press-catalogue/ngaa-hau-e-wha-o-tawhirimatea-culturally-responsive-teaching 1 Sources
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