Practising Pacific pedagogies during New Zealand's level four lockdown : Pacific early career academics and COVID-19

Brings together the experiences of teaching during the COVID-19 lockdown from a cross-section of Pacific Early Career Academics (PECA) across a wide range of disciplines and schools at New Zealand’s largest university. Argues that despite the challenges, PECA found ways to adapt Pacific pedagogical...

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Published in:Waikato journal of education 2021, Vol.26, p.149-161
Main Author: Thomsen, Patrick Saulmatino
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At Risk Students
Barriers
Beginning Teachers
College Faculty
College Students
COVID-19
Culturally Relevant Education
Culturally relevant pedagogy
Disproportionate Representation
Distance education
Economic Factors
Education
Educational equalization
Educational Technology
Foreign Countries
Inclusion
Minority college teachers
Online Courses
Pacific Islanders
Pandemics
School Closing
Social distancing (Public health)
Social Influences
Teacher Responsibility
Teaching Methods
Web-based instruction
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Disproportionate Representation
Distance education
Economic Factors
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Pandemics
School Closing
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Teacher Responsibility
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