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School Research & Teaching Contracts


Project Client Year Brief Description

Sustainable Maori Development in Te-Puku o te ika

FRST

 

1998 (4 Years)
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This research is intended to enhance Maori social and economic development by assisting tribal groups to identify resources, taonga and sustainable development resources for themselves. 

Te Hiringa o te Mahara

Gardiner & Parata 

1998 (2 Years)

This project aims to provide to Maori teachers to ease their workload and improve their experience. 

Translation Services to Te Waka Hauora

Health Waikato Ltd 

2000 (1 Year)

To provide translation of Health Waikato documents, brochures and signage, from English to Maori 

Te Whakapiki Reo Maori

Ministry of Education

 

1996 (1 Year)

1998 (2 Years)

2000 (2 Years)

2004 (2 Years)

To provide professional development programme for primary and secondary teachers in the Waikato to increase their competency. 

Te Reo Maori Proficiency Testing

Ministry of Education

1998 (3 months

Te develop Maori language proficiency tests for use in New Zealand schools. 

Te Reo Maori Proficiency Assessment

Ministry of Education 

1999 (6 months)

Te develop Maori language proficiency tests for use in New Zealand schools. 

Maori Language Proficiency Testing

Ministry of Education

1999 (3 months)

Te develop Maori language proficiency tests for use in New Zealand schools. 

Historical and Current Practices in Taiapure

NIWA 

 

To investigate and document customary Maori fisheries practices used by selected iwi and determine ways in which Taiapure and Mahinga Mataitai can be used in a practical sense to meet iwi aspiration. 

Waikato-Tainui Raupatu Claim

Tainui Maori Trust Board

 

1996 (1 Year)

1996 (1 Year)

Research on the Raupatu Claim for Tainui.

 

Collaborative Programs in Indigenous Communities

 

 

2001

This book is a valuable reference for developing collaborative programs between indigenous groups and outside experts. For more information or to order this book, click here

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