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	Maori - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Maori language is closely related to Rarotongan, Tahitian, Hawaiian, and other languages spoken on the islands lying E of Samoa in the South Pacific.
		Maori socio-political organization in pre- and proto-history: on the evolution of post-colonial constructs.
		Taha Maori and Aotearoa/New Zealand clinical psychology: developments at the University of Canterbury.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-maori.html (448 words)

	Taha Māori - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Taha Māori is a New Zealand phrase, used in both Māori and New Zealand English It means "the Māori side (of a question)" or "the Māori perspective" as opposed to the Pākehā or European side or perspective.
		The Taha Māori refers not to their ancestry so much as to the customs of their Māori ancestors and appropriateness of both acknowledging and following these customs.
		A person who accepts their Taha Māori will often try to live according to Tikanga Māori.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/taha_maori (194 words)

	Taha maori (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Taha maori is a New Zealand phrase, used in both Maori and New Zealand English It means "the Maori side (of a question)" or "the Maori perspective" as opposed to the Pakeha or European side or perspective.
		The Taha Maori refers not to their ancestry so much as to the customs of their Maori ancestors and appropriateness of both acknowledging and following these customs.
		A person who accepts their Taha Maori will often try to live according to Tikanga Maori.
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/t/ta/taha_maori.html (203 words)

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		In the context of this research, for proportional representation to occur, the proportion of Maori teachers in a programme cluster should be roughly equal to the proportion of Maori pupils in that cluster.
		In bilingual schools, the proportion of Maori teachers was also comparable to the proportion of Maori children in the school with Maori accounting for 21 percent of all pupils and 19 percent of all teachers.
		Maori representation in the bilingual and mainstream clusters was also high, considering that one school in each cluster had no Maori members on their Boards.
	www.aare.edu.au /92pap/irwik92379.txt (10463 words)

	Maori Mental Health : Maori Mental Health, Te Taha Hinengaro, Te Taha Wairua, Te Taha Tinana
		The Maori philosophy towards health is based on a wellness or holistic health model.
		Maori see health as a four-sided concept representing four basic beliefs of life: Te Taha Hinengaro (psychological health), Te Taha Wairua (spiritual health), Te Taha Tinana (physical health) and Te Taha Whanau (family health).
		Maori may be more impressed with unspoken signals, eye movement, bland expressions, and in some cases regard words as superfluous, even demeaning.
	www.headspace.org.nz /maori-mental-health.htm (695 words)

	Taha Maori and Aotearoa/New Zealand Clinical Psychology: Developments at the University of Canterbury New Zealand ...
		Maori continue to be over-represented in many negative social statistics, but are less likely to voluntarily access mainstream mental health services than non-Maori (Ministry of Health, 2002), Reviews of Aotearoa/New Zealand Clinical Psychology training programmes (Abbot &Durie, 1987; Brady, 1992) identified a lack of Maori trainees and culturally specific clinical skills as key concerns.
		Recent initiatives to integrate taha Maori into the post-graduate diploma in clinical psychology programme at the University of Canterbury are outlined.
		Maori continue to be vastly over-represented at the negative end of a wide range of social statistics, particularly for health, income, employment and offending.
	www.dynomind.com /p/articles/mi_qa3848/is_200503/ai_n13641606 (968 words)

	1997 VOLUME 26 NUMBER 1
		It seeks to identify why Maori people are concerned that research should address their desire for self-determination over such research issues as initiation, benefits, representation, legitimation and accountability.
		Despite Maori people being one of the most researched people in the world, there is a great deal of evidence that much research into Maori people's lives and experiences conducted by educational and other researchers has been of more benefit to the researchers than to those who have been the objects of study.
		Maori definitions, research questions and approaches to fundamental epistemological questions such as `What is research?', `Who defines what constitutes research?' and `Who defines the purpose and benefits of research?' along with Maori strategies for knowledge production and definition, have been denied authenticity and legitimacy.
	www.her-anzhes.co.nz /26_1.html (2228 words)

	Submission: Crown Proposals for the Settlement of Treaty of Waitangi Claims (July 1995) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		There is little regard for the Maori version signed by the overwhelming number of rangatira, especially of article 2 and the retaining of tino rangatiratanga by Maori.
		Maori would have been in no doubt as to the meaning of rangatiratanga, and on the basis of its being guaranteed in the Treaty presented to them, were willing to sign it.
		The taking away of the right of Maori individuals or groups to lodge claims is a denial of article 2 of the Maori version of the Treaty, which makes specific reference to the tino rangatiratanga of all Maori people.
	www.casi.org.nz /submissions/smtreat95.htm (2798 words)

	maori culture - Article and Reference from OnPedia.com
		It was primarily observed only in Māori society and social gatherings with significant Maori aspect, but with the growth of tourism and exposure of haka to international audiences on TV and at sporting competitions, Maori culture is more and more seen to be New Zealand culture.
		Many Māori cultural events traditionally take place on a marae, an area of land where the Wharenui or meeting house (literally "big house") sits.
		The movie Once Were Warriors also gained international acclaim with its depiction of modern urban Maori and a potent message about domestic violence.
	www.onpedia.com /encyclopedia/Maori-culture (660 words)

	Transforming Institutions: Reclaiming Education and Schooling for Indigenous Peoples
		Maori communities across the country were united in the need to defend their language and culture.
		Maori cultural aspirations are more assured in these settings, particularly in light of the wider societal context of the struggle for Maori language and cultural survival.
		The 'Kaupapa' (philosophy) of Kura Kaupapa Maori is such a powerful and all embracing force, through its emotional (ngakau) and spiritual (wairua) elements, that it commits Maori communities to take seriously the potential of schooling as a positive experience despite other social and economic impediments abroad in the wider community.
	www.ankn.uaf.edu /curriculum/Articles/GrahamSmith (4224 words)

	Ezekiel Chapter 48 - Maori Bible
		A hei te taha i te rohe ki a Ahera hei te taha ki te rawhiti tae noa ki te taha ki te hauauru, he wahi mo Napatari.
		Hei te taha ano i te rohe ki a Napatari, hei te taha ki te rawhiti tae noa ki te taha ki te hauauru, he wahi mo Manahi.
		Ko ona roa ano enei; ko te taha ki te raki e wha mano e rima rau, ko te taha ki te tonga e wha mano e rima rau, ko te taha ki te rawhiti e wha mano e rima rau, ko te taha ki te hauauru e wha mano e rima rau.
	www.biblekeeper.com /maori/B26C048.php (1124 words)

	Maori Arts Online
		Maori art encompasses among other things a feeling - for the land, the people and the history.
		Maori artists most often refer to their connection through iwi, hapu, tupuna and the practice of tikanga and taha Maori.
		The mix of old and new is reflected by many Maori artists who still practise traditional and authentic methods and apply it to the contemporary art form.
	www.artport.co.nz /view.php?cat=1 (176 words)

	Critical English Online- Taha Maori
		Carstairs, A. and Gordon, E. "English and Maori: Some background comments on the first language topic in the proposed new English Syllabus for 6th and 7th Forms".
		Deverson, T. Maori and Pakeha updated: Cultural sensitivity and the Heinemann New Zealand Dictionary.
		Tutbury, A. Biculturalism in the 1990s: The status of Maori Medium Education, English in Aotearoa, (26), 58-59.
	www.soe.waikato.ac.nz /english/EIA/relmaori.html (221 words)

	Homai te Waiora ki Ahau: A tool for the measurement of wellbeing among Maori - the evidence of construct validity New ...
		Pictures were used to present the twelve items and participants were asked to rate the extent to which each item was a source of waiora, or wellbeing, in their lives at present.
		Among Maori, however, the concept of wellbeing was irrevocably tied to the resolution of land and sovereignty issues, balance between the physical and spiritual realms and protection of Maori identity.
		In particular, the Whare Tapa Wha had symbolically linked Maori wellbeing to a house which needs four walls to stand: taha wairua (the spiritual realm), taha hinengaro (the mental realm), taha tinana (the physical realm) and taha whânau (family) (Durie, 1998).
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa3848/is_200407/ai_n9439934 (962 words)

	Safer Auckland City
		The Taumata Taha Maori group will advise on aspects of SAC programmes to ensure it is truly bicultural in philosophy, structure and approach.
		Taumata Taha Maori includes representatives from Ngati Whatua O Orakei, Auckland City District Police, Auckland City Council and members of the Maori community within the Auckland City boundary.
		As a component of the bicultural model, the Taumata Taha Maori Group will advise on all relevant aspects of Safer Auckland City programmes to ensure it is truly bicultural in philosophy, structure and approach.
	www.aucklandcity.govt.nz /auckland/introduction/safer/partnership.asp (1112 words)

	Titus Writes - New Zealand-Based Writers and Journalists
		Long-standing ties between the New Zealand Methodist Church and the Ratana Movement and Church were reaffirmed when a delegation from Te Taha Maori and Methodist Mission Northern attended the annual celebrations of the birth of TW Ratana in January.
		Head of Te Taha Maori, Rev Diana Tana, led the Methodist contingent.
		Te Taha Maori continues to acknowledge these links by attending and being part of that gathering and that community," Diana said.
	www.tituswrites.com /samples/ratana.html (711 words)

	Te Reo Maori Claim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The impression we gathered from all this was that at the topmost levels in the Education Department there is an acute awareness of the complaints that we had heard, and administratively at the least, a genuine desire to remedy them.
		They sought to increase the participation of Maori students at all levels of the system, from pre-school to university; to improve the quality of the teaching of English to Maori children; and to provide additional staffing and other resources in schools with large numbers of Maori students.
		Thousands of Maori boys and girls have been encouraged to stay at school longer to improve their educational qualifications and, in increasing numbers, to go on to further study at a technical institute, teachers college, or university.
	www.knowledge-basket.co.nz /oldwaitangi/text/wai011/doc027.html (1218 words)

	Taha Maori at APS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Maori language and culture are an intergal part of Auckland Point School.
		Te taha Maori is included in all curriculum areas at Auckland Point wherever possible.
		The school's kaumatua (Maori elder) works with the board of trustees to help the school address Maori cultural and educational issues.
	webnz.co.nz /aps/today/taha_maori.html (143 words)

	Profiles
		Mere Tokorahi Boynton is a Maori singer and actor of Te Aitanga a Mahaki, Ngati Oneone and Tuhoe descent.
		She has had formal training in voice at the Conservatorium of Music in Wellington, but her desire to sing in te reo Maori and her extensive experience in Maori performing arts and music has meant that Mere has developed a style of singing that draws on both her classical training and her taha Maori.
		Toi Maori aspires to be the organisation of first choice for all matters relating to contemporary Maori art.
	www.maoriart.org.nz /profiles/mere_tokorahi_boynton (259 words)

	About Us
		The playground is always well supervised with parent helpers in addition to the teaching staff ensuring that the playground is a safe environment for children.
		The Maori perspective is emphasised with all children receiving tuition in Taha Maori and Kapa Haka groups available as an option.
		We believe in catering for all ability levels and have an excellent programme catering for children with special needs and those with special abilities.
	www.opoutere.school.nz /introducing_opoutere_school.htm (797 words)

	National Distribution UnionRunanga (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In 1985 Maori Union officials held a hui in Rotorua with union members whose unions were affiliated to the Council of Trade Unions.
		The position of Apiha Maori arose from an amalgamation between the Wood Industries Union of Aotearoa and the National Distribution Union.
		Originally the hours of the role for Apiha Maori was two days per week and three days organising in the Wood sector. One day was resourced by the Wood sector and one day by the Northern Drivers Charitable Trust.
	www.nduunion.org.nz /index.asp?pageID=2145834796 (600 words)

	Methodist Te Taha Maori Waikato rohe Pari Waaka Evelyn Kingi Sunnah Thompson John Kopa Mara Tupaea Barney Winikerei ...
		Pari lives in Hamilton, and along with Evelyn (Tuss) Kingi she plays an important role on the boards and committees that organize the life of Taha Maori and link it to the wider church.
		The hostels were built in the 1950s to accommodate young men and women from rural areas who came to the city to learn trades.
		Taha Maori Tumuaki Rev Diana Tana served as a presbyter in the Waikato rohe for 20 years.
	www.methodist.org.nz /index.cfm/Touchstone/March_2006/Waikato_rohe.html (843 words)

	TE AO HOU The New World [electronic resource]
		Tuarua, kia mau mahara i nga wa katoa he Maori tatou, a kauaka e whakahihi i nga haereretanga i runga i te mata o te whenua.
		Waihoki, ahakoa pehea te kaha o tetahi Maori ki te panipani i a ia ki nga tikanga pakeha, taro ake te wa e ngahoro ai aua tikanga e hoki ai a ia ki tona taha Maori.
		The composer of the haka, realising that the Maori people were beginning to lose all that was precious and good in their own culture, warns them of the danger of neglecting and forsaking that which should be preserved in Maori culture.
	teaohou.natlib.govt.nz /teaohou/issue/Mao18TeA/c20.html (1062 words)

	Cashmere High School: Leading Learning - Prospectus - Scholarships 2003
		Selection is by interview with the Maori teachers and a Deputy Principal.
		An applicant must have interest and involvement in taha Maori.
		Confirmation of Maori descent must be certified by an iwi representative e.g.
	www.cashmere.school.nz /prospectus/scholarships.html (720 words)

	Nga Iwi Maori o Waitakere
		At the 1996 Census, the Maori population of Waitakere City stood at 20,184.
		This document contains a statement from Te Taumata Runanga, who are Maori in Waitakere and where do they live, He Oranga (Wellbeing of the Maori Community), Te Taha Hinengaro (Knowledge), Te Taha Tinana (Physical), Te Taha Whanau (Relationships) and employment.
		An Urupa or burial area was opened at the Waikumete Cemetery, in 1996, to meet the needs of Maori — both adults and children.
	www.waitakere.govt.nz /AbtCit/iw/index.asp (583 words)

	Maori roots > Profile > Cambo Golf
		Michael is of Maori descent, from the iwi (tribes) Ngati Ruanui on his father's side and Nga Rauru on his mother's.
		This logo brings together taha Maori (things Maori) and the sport of golf in a simple yet descriptive way.
		The logo integrates the koru form (Maori symbol of new life, expressive of values, hopes, fears and dreams) with the motion of a golf swing and ball.
	www.cambogolf.com /profile.cfm?pageid=maori-roots (139 words)

	Amazon.com: "Taha Maori": Key Phrase page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Taha Maori and the science curriculum In the mid-1980s, staff' of the Curriculum Development Division,...
		Taha Maori The Maori direction or control of something.
		The Maori, the indigenous population of New Zealand, have their own traditional means of resolving disputes, taha Maori, or the Maori way, which until recently they utilized only within the tribe or kinship group.
	www.amazon.com /phrase/Taha-Maori (463 words)

	Maori Images, New Zealand Artists, Thomas Lauterbach
		By studying Maori culture and language Thomas has acquired a comprehensive knowledge of the indigenous culture of New Zealand, his paintings radiate the positiveness which is felt by the new generation of Maori and shared by other indigenous cultures around the world.
		"I am grateful to have been welcomed and accepted by Maori elders and to have had their support in gaining and sharing some understanding of Taha Maori.
		My work is based on "aroha" (love) and the passionate belief that our different cultures have much to gain from a shared understanding.
	www.lauterbach.co.nz /artist.htm (203 words)

	Tamaki rangatahi Te Taha Maori Weteriana Zealand Keita Hotere Marama Hotere Whakatuora
		A mix of fun, discipline, and education is formula Te Taha Maori uses in its work with young people.
		Keita Hotere is employed as the national rangatahi worker for Te Taha Maori and her twin sister Marama Hotere, a primary school teacher, is the rangatahi co-ordinator for the Tamaki rohe.
		Keita says Taha Maori youth leaders try to pass onto young people the values and practices of both the Maori culture and Te Hahi Weteriana.
	www.methodist.org.nz /index.cfm/Touchstone/November_2006/Tamaki_rangatahi.html (398 words)

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