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Nikki Caro Whale Rider Speech Hello Year 8, my name is Nikki Caro and today I am going to talk to you about the film Whale Rider. I directed Whale Rider in 2002. I did not write the plot by I was adapting he book ‘Whale Rider’ written by Witi Ihimaera. When I was directing the film I wanted to keep the traditional Maori culture as a main feature of the film and also represent the changes to the culture through generational differences. Today I will be talking to you about how I used filmic techniques

1. Low participation and achievement in education settings: • No role model to identify with – there is no set goal of what the learner wants to achieve when enrolling for English Literacy and Numeracy courses. • No computer or access to a computer, and therefore computer illiterate, will leave the learner frustrated – English Literacy and Numeracy with computer skills are vital today when applying for higher paying employment in order to better your standard of living. • No time to enrol in full

“The development of New Zealand Art from the 20th into the 21st Century” New Zealand is home to various great artists who have crafted and created a platform for current, new and upcoming New Zealand artists. Throughout the 19th Century New Zealand artwork was predominantly based around New Zealand’s scenery, artists during the 20th Century such as Rita Angus demonstrated through her artworks landscapes and sceneries of New Zealand whereas other New Zealand artists such as Gordon Walters incorporated

This submission is from the Mana Motuheke Maori Politics class at Auckland University. Submission We support the intent of this bill for a few key reasons. Firstly, we support the creation of a day rooted in peace that truly represents the spirit of our nation. As opposed to Waitangi Day - which was created with the best intentions, but has become steeped in controversy as a political event, or ANZAC day - which is a solemn day of remembrance for the ANZAC soldiers lost in combat, Parihaka day would

The Taranaki war was a war that began in March 17 1860 and ended a year later, between the British forces and Te Ati Awa tribe aided with kingitanga from the Maori Kingdom in Waikato, that began in Waitara, Taranaki, and eventually spread out through the neighbouring areas of Taranaki region to New Plymouth and Omata through strategic geographic isolation attempted by the British. Fought by the thousands of troops from the British Imperial empire aided with troops from other British imperial empires

Cultural safety and patient centred care are terms commonly used in the training of health care professionals. Each term focuses on best practice techniques while promoting a holistic manner of care for patients. As a concept, it enhances the professional and ethical role of health practitioners. Cultural safety and patient centred care are aspects which are crucial for health professionals who strive to deliver the highest level of quality care to all patients (Nguyen, 2008). This essay will analyse

The Maori Renaissance period refers to the flourishing of the Maori race in terms of writing and publishing, which commenced from the 1970’s onwards. This movement was contributed to by the resistance of Maori to the effects of colonisation enforced by the Pakeha; Maori were strongly encouraged to “embrace Pakeha ways” as discussed by Witi Ihimaera and D.S Long in their article Contemporary Maori Writing: A Context (1982). Many works of literature including poetry arose from this period, where authors

Kia Ora Festival Group member: 20151102 ZHAO YUJIE (NANA) 20141817 WEI FAN (IVANA) 20150313 BHARATH 20150515 RAJAT GROVER Tutor: NICK TOWNER   Content 1. Introduction................................................................................................................3 2. Event description........................................................................................................3 2.1 Event concept............................................

MEMORANDUM TO: CEO, Shotover Jet FROM: Operations Management team of Shotover Jet DATE: 17th October 2014 SUBJECT: Cultural differences, Communication challenges and Recommendations between Japan Tourism Limited and Shotover Jet This report was carefully thought out by a specialised team of Shotover Jet, authorised to carry out an extensive research and report back to the company. The purpose of this report is to address the key obstacles that our company will be facing when dealing

MICRONESIANS IN HAWAII: DEVIANT ALOHA OSCAR TOMAS SOC 336 March 9, 2012 Since the COFA (Compact of Free Association) Act was formalized between the Pacific Island nations of Micronesia and the United States in 1986, there have been rising influxes of Micronesian citizens that have the privilege of entering the U.S. without the need for a visa or time limit. These FAS (Freely Associated States) include the Republic of Palau, the Republic of the Marshall Islands and the Federated States