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    Rahui

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    of Rahui has changed over time. In Maori society a rahui is a prohibition or restriction on a thing or place. It is part of the broader concept of tapu. This essay will cover how the custom of rahui changed over time. The essay will include a description and brief discussion of the concepts tapu‚ rahui‚ kaitiaki and tohunga. It will describe the method used to instate and lift traditional rahui and how early European contact and colonisation affected Maori and the custom of rahui. The Tohunga Suppression

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    cloud‚ and met the Māori who then traded and taught them their ways. The Europeans arrived in 1769 when captain Cook arrived in New Zealand and spoke to the Māori. This essay will argue that the arrival of the Europeans had a negative effect. The Māori population almost halved because of the Europeans. When the Europeans first arrived in 1769 they carried diseases which they thought were merely common colds‚ but when they made contact with the Māori it was different. The Māori had a very weak immune

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    Whale Watch Kaikoura

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    Intellectual Capital 7 Frameworks for assessing intellectual capital 7 Tacit Knowledge 10 WWK’s weaknesses 10 Proposed knowledge management strategies 11 Conclusion 14 References 16 Introduction Whale Watch Kaikoura‚ is a New Zealand‚ 100% Maori owned‚ company that is recognised as one of the most successful tourism ventures to ever be established. It is a unique organisation that provides people both domestic and internationally the opportunity to gain a close up experience of sperm whales

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    Pedagogical Rationale

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    needs to be faced is the ways in which Teachers can improve successful learning for Maori students. The Principles of best practice will assist Maori students experiencing minor to modest learning and behavioural difficulties. The Strategies of best practice that I have chosen to write about is The Effective Teacher Profile‚ which contains six elements. The one that I believe helps foster successful learning for Maori students in Ako. Ako is a strategy that promotes interaction between the teacher

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    Unfair treatment between Maori citizens and British citizens (Pakeha) indicates discrimination because they do not receive the same services and privileges on medical aspects. The following paragraph are some identified issues where in Maori people experienced inequalities within healthcare facilities and the reasons or factors causing the unfair treatment. Education is one of the

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    Racism in New Zealand

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    Popata‚ who they were calling the new face of Māori protest – and I decided to go and check the story’s feedback on the Close Up page on Facebook. What I found was that this story‚ like many in the past‚ had scratched the surface of New Zealand society‚ and revealed the sickeningly racist underbelly which exists. Subject to a degree of anonymity‚ Facebook users felt free to comment honestly about their feelings toward ‘Māori’ and ‘the Māori situation.’ Māori were being labelled as lazy beneficiaries

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    The following reading diary consists of comments and critique on 5 articles. It briefly‚ explains what can be derived from the articles and then gives further critique such as strengths and shortcomings‚ current debates that relate to emotion research or other insights/wonderings that are raised. An observation that has come from competing these readings is how much overlap there is between topics relating to emotions. For example‚ the first reading from the text “Understanding Emotions” (Keltner

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    bastion point essay

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    responses following have damaged the Maori & English’s relationship for good. These articles have almost completely different translations‚ and ownership rights unsettled- leaving the maori chiefs at the time confused and uneducated. The responses that followed included some violent and nonviolent that lasted between a few days and about 2 years. These were the Northern wars‚ and Bastion point. TOPIC ONE Bastion point was arguably one of the most symbolic protests of Maori land rights. Tribe Ngati Whatua

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    Culture of New Zealand

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    interwoven with Maori and Polynesian tradition. Maori tradition dominated the beginning of human existence in New Zealand and has stayed around even as the culture modernized. Māori established separate tribes‚ hunted and fished‚ traded commodities‚ developed agriculture‚ arts and weaponry‚ and kept a detailed oral history. Regular European contact began approximately 200 years ago‚ and British immigration proceeded rapidly during the nineteenth century. Colonists affected the Maori tradition

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    The Treaty of Waitangi

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    The Treaty of Waitangi The signing of the Treaty of Waitangi is a very significant event that has led to what New Zealand is today. It gave Europeans and Maoris a common ground to live as one. It is one of the most significant events in New Zealand as it still has an impact on people today‚ nearly 200 years after the event. This will argue on many topics but will highlight on the unfairness of the Treaty‚ how it lead to controversy‚ and how the significance of this event has changed over time

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