He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education
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He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education
Summary
He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education is a doctoral thesis[1].
Key Facts
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education authored Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — author (P50): Aroaro Tamati[2].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's instance of is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's publisher is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — publisher (P123): OUR Archive[4].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's language of work or name is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — language of work or name (P407): English[5].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's country of origin is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[6].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's publication date is recorded as +2021-00-00T00:00:00Z[7].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's main subject is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — main subject (P921): Māori[8].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's main subject is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — main subject (P921): child development[9].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's main subject is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — main subject (P921): indigenous[10].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's main subject is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — main subject (P921): Māori culture[11].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's work available at URL is recorded as https://ourarchive.otago.ac.nz/handle/10523/12429[12].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's Handle ID is recorded as 10523/12429[13].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's title is recorded as He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education[14].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's copyright holder is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — copyright holder (P3931): Aroaro Tamati[15].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's thesis submitted to is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Otago[16].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[17].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's copyright status is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[18].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's thesis committee member is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — thesis committee member (P9161): Richie Poulton[19].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's thesis committee member is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — thesis committee member (P9161): Moana Theodore[20].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's thesis committee member is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — thesis committee member (P9161): Gareth Treharne[21].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's thesis committee member is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — thesis committee member (P9161): Mihi Ratima[22].
- He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's thesis committee member is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — thesis committee member (P9161): Will Edwards[23].
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Designation and Status
He Piki Raukura (the flight feathers of the toroa): Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education's instance of is recorded as Understanding and assessing ao Māori child development constructs within kaupapa Māori early years education — instance of (P31): doctoral thesis[3].