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Edprofst 612 B 2010
- 1. Pasifika Youth, Diversity and Education in New Zealand Schools. Critical Studies in Education Lecturer: Fa’amalua Tipi
- 5. Understanding Students and their Worldview.
- 6. New Zealand demographics The New Zealand diversity fern was designed by Malaysian born New Zealand designer Jean Voon for Race Relations Day 2005.
- 7. By 2050 nearly 60% of all children in New Zealand will identify as either Māori or Pasifika. Discuss Best evidence Synthesis 2003
- 8. Ethnicity Statistics New Zealand: Census 2006.
- 12. Ageing population All four ethnic populations are projected to age over the next two decades, regardless of which projection series is chosen, reflected in rising median ages and increasing proportions of people in the older ages.
- 14. Working Population in New Zealand.
- 15. Maori Pasifika European Asian Statistics New Zealand 2005
- 16. Pacific ethnic groups Statistics New Zealand: Census 2006.
- 18. Asian Ethnic groups Statistics New Zealand: Census 2006.
- 19. School population Statistics New Zealand, 2006.
- 20. New Zealand Statistics 2006
- 26. 2007: State schools European/ Pakeha Maori Pasifika Asian Other NZAid Scholarships Education Statistics of New Zealand 2007. http://www.educationcounts.govt.nz/publications/series/2507/27456/6 Number of Students Attending Schools by Ethnic Group at 1 July 2007
- 38. Hawk, Tumama Cowley, Hill and Sutherland (2002) The importance of the teacher/student relationship for Maori and Pasifika students Caring - Students knew these effective teachers really cared about each one of them, as if they were their own daughter or son. Respect- An effective relationship is one of mutual respect. This is not necessarily the same as liking. Going the extra mile -Students were really appreciative of extra effort by teachers to reward and encourage them. This could be tangible or intangible, such as giving extra or personal time.
- 39. Trouble is my business!! Teacher who can make a difference.
Editor's Notes
- The growth of Maori and Pasifika populations is largely due to birth increases. Maori and Pasifika women have higher fertility rates in comparison to European and Asian populations.