He Awa Whiria
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He Awa Whiria
Braiding the knowledge streams in research, policy and practice
Macfarlane, Angus; Derby, Melissa; Macfarlane, Sonja
Canterbury University Press
02/2024
260
Mole
Inglês
9781988503394
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgements
Editors' biographies
Editors' note
Prologue
CHAPTER 1
Finding ways to understand evidence in an interagency government setting: The emergence of He Awa Whiria from an unexpected terrain
Fiona Duckworth and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 2
A compelling visual and relational metaphor: Identity and positioning through He Awa Whiria
Emeritus Professor Ted Glynn and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 3
He Awa Whiria and early literacy: The emancipatory power of a braided rivers approach
Dr. Melissa Derby and Associate Professor Sonja Macfarlane
CHAPTER 4
Journey of a He Awa Whiria research programme: Families and whanau wellbeing
Kahukore Baker
CHAPTER 5
From braided river to He Awa Whiria
Professor Jeanette King and Professor Tammy Steeves
CHAPTER 6
Braiding matauranga Maori and volcanology to co-design educational resources: A He Awa Whiria approach
Dr. Sriparna Saha, Kelvin Tapuke, Sylvia Tapuke, Professor Ben Kennedy, Associate Professor Sara Tolbert and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 7
He Awa Whiria in psychology: Health, clinical practice and tertiary education
Dr. Carrie Clifford and Dr. Hitaua Arahanga-Doyle
CHAPTER 8
The Better Start Literacy Approach: Using He Ara Whiria to inform design
Professor Gail Gillon, Jennifer Pearl Smith, Rachel Maitland, Associate Professor Sonja Macfarlane and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 9
Enhancing cultural diversity and equity in spatial planning systems in Aotearoa New Zealand with He Awa Whiria
Dr. Rita Dionisio, Dr. Dean Walker, Professor Angus Macfarlane, Associate Professor Amanda Yates and Professor Hirini Matunga
CHAPTER 10
Te Whakaoreore Aromatawai Hapai ki te Hapori: He Awa Whiria approach to assessing change in communities
Dr. Cristy Trewartha, Keelan Ransfield, Moerangi Falaoa-Rakaupai, Mathew Mullany, Anne McKenzie, Dr. Zach Penman and Dr. Lucy Langston
CHAPTER 11
Whakawhanaungatanga and bicultural research: Reflections on applying the He Awa Whiria approach to a doctoral research project
Dr. Clare Wilkinson and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 12
He Rangahau Whiria: A research methodology for both parties to the Treaty of Waitangi
Dr. Fiona Cram and Henry Lyons
Epilogue
Glossary
About the cover artwork
Editors' biographies
Editors' note
Prologue
CHAPTER 1
Finding ways to understand evidence in an interagency government setting: The emergence of He Awa Whiria from an unexpected terrain
Fiona Duckworth and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 2
A compelling visual and relational metaphor: Identity and positioning through He Awa Whiria
Emeritus Professor Ted Glynn and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 3
He Awa Whiria and early literacy: The emancipatory power of a braided rivers approach
Dr. Melissa Derby and Associate Professor Sonja Macfarlane
CHAPTER 4
Journey of a He Awa Whiria research programme: Families and whanau wellbeing
Kahukore Baker
CHAPTER 5
From braided river to He Awa Whiria
Professor Jeanette King and Professor Tammy Steeves
CHAPTER 6
Braiding matauranga Maori and volcanology to co-design educational resources: A He Awa Whiria approach
Dr. Sriparna Saha, Kelvin Tapuke, Sylvia Tapuke, Professor Ben Kennedy, Associate Professor Sara Tolbert and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 7
He Awa Whiria in psychology: Health, clinical practice and tertiary education
Dr. Carrie Clifford and Dr. Hitaua Arahanga-Doyle
CHAPTER 8
The Better Start Literacy Approach: Using He Ara Whiria to inform design
Professor Gail Gillon, Jennifer Pearl Smith, Rachel Maitland, Associate Professor Sonja Macfarlane and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 9
Enhancing cultural diversity and equity in spatial planning systems in Aotearoa New Zealand with He Awa Whiria
Dr. Rita Dionisio, Dr. Dean Walker, Professor Angus Macfarlane, Associate Professor Amanda Yates and Professor Hirini Matunga
CHAPTER 10
Te Whakaoreore Aromatawai Hapai ki te Hapori: He Awa Whiria approach to assessing change in communities
Dr. Cristy Trewartha, Keelan Ransfield, Moerangi Falaoa-Rakaupai, Mathew Mullany, Anne McKenzie, Dr. Zach Penman and Dr. Lucy Langston
CHAPTER 11
Whakawhanaungatanga and bicultural research: Reflections on applying the He Awa Whiria approach to a doctoral research project
Dr. Clare Wilkinson and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 12
He Rangahau Whiria: A research methodology for both parties to the Treaty of Waitangi
Dr. Fiona Cram and Henry Lyons
Epilogue
Glossary
About the cover artwork
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Acknowledgements
Editors' biographies
Editors' note
Prologue
CHAPTER 1
Finding ways to understand evidence in an interagency government setting: The emergence of He Awa Whiria from an unexpected terrain
Fiona Duckworth and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 2
A compelling visual and relational metaphor: Identity and positioning through He Awa Whiria
Emeritus Professor Ted Glynn and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 3
He Awa Whiria and early literacy: The emancipatory power of a braided rivers approach
Dr. Melissa Derby and Associate Professor Sonja Macfarlane
CHAPTER 4
Journey of a He Awa Whiria research programme: Families and whanau wellbeing
Kahukore Baker
CHAPTER 5
From braided river to He Awa Whiria
Professor Jeanette King and Professor Tammy Steeves
CHAPTER 6
Braiding matauranga Maori and volcanology to co-design educational resources: A He Awa Whiria approach
Dr. Sriparna Saha, Kelvin Tapuke, Sylvia Tapuke, Professor Ben Kennedy, Associate Professor Sara Tolbert and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 7
He Awa Whiria in psychology: Health, clinical practice and tertiary education
Dr. Carrie Clifford and Dr. Hitaua Arahanga-Doyle
CHAPTER 8
The Better Start Literacy Approach: Using He Ara Whiria to inform design
Professor Gail Gillon, Jennifer Pearl Smith, Rachel Maitland, Associate Professor Sonja Macfarlane and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 9
Enhancing cultural diversity and equity in spatial planning systems in Aotearoa New Zealand with He Awa Whiria
Dr. Rita Dionisio, Dr. Dean Walker, Professor Angus Macfarlane, Associate Professor Amanda Yates and Professor Hirini Matunga
CHAPTER 10
Te Whakaoreore Aromatawai Hapai ki te Hapori: He Awa Whiria approach to assessing change in communities
Dr. Cristy Trewartha, Keelan Ransfield, Moerangi Falaoa-Rakaupai, Mathew Mullany, Anne McKenzie, Dr. Zach Penman and Dr. Lucy Langston
CHAPTER 11
Whakawhanaungatanga and bicultural research: Reflections on applying the He Awa Whiria approach to a doctoral research project
Dr. Clare Wilkinson and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 12
He Rangahau Whiria: A research methodology for both parties to the Treaty of Waitangi
Dr. Fiona Cram and Henry Lyons
Epilogue
Glossary
About the cover artwork
Editors' biographies
Editors' note
Prologue
CHAPTER 1
Finding ways to understand evidence in an interagency government setting: The emergence of He Awa Whiria from an unexpected terrain
Fiona Duckworth and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 2
A compelling visual and relational metaphor: Identity and positioning through He Awa Whiria
Emeritus Professor Ted Glynn and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 3
He Awa Whiria and early literacy: The emancipatory power of a braided rivers approach
Dr. Melissa Derby and Associate Professor Sonja Macfarlane
CHAPTER 4
Journey of a He Awa Whiria research programme: Families and whanau wellbeing
Kahukore Baker
CHAPTER 5
From braided river to He Awa Whiria
Professor Jeanette King and Professor Tammy Steeves
CHAPTER 6
Braiding matauranga Maori and volcanology to co-design educational resources: A He Awa Whiria approach
Dr. Sriparna Saha, Kelvin Tapuke, Sylvia Tapuke, Professor Ben Kennedy, Associate Professor Sara Tolbert and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 7
He Awa Whiria in psychology: Health, clinical practice and tertiary education
Dr. Carrie Clifford and Dr. Hitaua Arahanga-Doyle
CHAPTER 8
The Better Start Literacy Approach: Using He Ara Whiria to inform design
Professor Gail Gillon, Jennifer Pearl Smith, Rachel Maitland, Associate Professor Sonja Macfarlane and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 9
Enhancing cultural diversity and equity in spatial planning systems in Aotearoa New Zealand with He Awa Whiria
Dr. Rita Dionisio, Dr. Dean Walker, Professor Angus Macfarlane, Associate Professor Amanda Yates and Professor Hirini Matunga
CHAPTER 10
Te Whakaoreore Aromatawai Hapai ki te Hapori: He Awa Whiria approach to assessing change in communities
Dr. Cristy Trewartha, Keelan Ransfield, Moerangi Falaoa-Rakaupai, Mathew Mullany, Anne McKenzie, Dr. Zach Penman and Dr. Lucy Langston
CHAPTER 11
Whakawhanaungatanga and bicultural research: Reflections on applying the He Awa Whiria approach to a doctoral research project
Dr. Clare Wilkinson and Professor Angus Macfarlane
CHAPTER 12
He Rangahau Whiria: A research methodology for both parties to the Treaty of Waitangi
Dr. Fiona Cram and Henry Lyons
Epilogue
Glossary
About the cover artwork
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