In the past two decades an indigenous form of education, from early childhood to tertiary,
known as kaupapa Maori, has been developed in New Zealand. It is an approach that has …

In the past two decades, the terms' kaupapa Maori'and'matauranga Maori'have come to
prominence in Maori education and research circles. They appear in a wide variety of …

In the past two decades, the terms' kaupapa Maori'and'matauranga Maori'have come to
prominence in Maori education and research circles. They appear in a wide variety of …

Sir Mason Durie is recently retired Professor of Maori Research and Development and
Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Maori and Pasifika) at Massey University. In this interview he …

Education is considered a crucial site of struggle for the redevelopment of Maori in the face
of widespread high and disproportionate levels of socioeconomic disadvantage. For the …

Graham Hingangaroa Smith is Distinguished Professor and CEO of Te Whare Wananga o
Awanuiarangi in Whakatane. In this edited interview with Alison Jones and Te Kawehau …

This chapter examines educational resistance by the indigenous Maori of New Zealand to
the assimilating influences of dominant Pakeha culture. The education system in general …

Historically, the Pakeha (European) New Zealand government's educational policies have
subjugated the Maoris' destiny to its own needs. However in the last 20 years, an intensified …

This year Maori celebrate twenty years since the first Kura Kaupapa Maori (Maori language
immersion and philosophically based primary school) was formally established in New …