Table of Contents
Editorial
| Special section editorial: Te kōhao o te rangahau—The indigenous lens on research | |
| Carl Mika, Vanessa Paki |
Special Section: Te Kōhao o Te Rangahau—The indigenous lens on research
| Indigenous collaboration towards hybrid musical production builds a better community: Taioreore—Māui, Izanagi and Izanami | |
| Te Manaaroha Pirihira Rollo |
| Ngā kaiako mō āpōpō: Waiho mā te iwi e kōrero | |
| Karaitiana Tamatea, Margie Hōhepa, Ngārewa Hāwera, Sharyn Heaton |
| Ngā tapuwae o mua mō muri: Footprints of the past to motivate today’s diverse learners | |
| Angus Hikairo Macfarlane |
| Whatu: A Māori approach to research | |
| Lesley Rameka |
| Exploring whakapapa (genealogy) as a cultural concept to mapping transition journeys, understanding what is happening and discovering new insights | |
| Vanessa Paki, Sally Peters |
| The thing’s revelation: Some thoughts on Māori philosophical research | |
| Carl Te Hira Mika |
General Section
| Relational and culturally responsive supervision of doctoral students working in Māori contexts: Inspirations from the Kingitanga | |
| Ted Glynn, Mere Berryman |
| The Effects of Task Type and Task Involvement Load on Vocabulary Learning | |
| Mandana Hazrat |
| School leaders growing leadership from within: A framework for the development of school leaders | |
| Anthony Fisher, Tracey Carlyon |
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