Sustainable practice in midwifery
What does it mean for midwives to practice sustainably?
Visit this articleThree of the teaching staff at the Dunedin School of Art are exhibiting their work currently in solo exhibitions. Michael Greaves' exhibition "The Promise ... and the Fall" is in its last days at OLGA Gallery, closing on 1 June. Rachel Hope Allan has "Not Just Another Shinjuku Love Hotel" showing at RDS Gallery until 18 June. And Michele Beevors' "Anatomy Lessons" can be seen in the Otago Museum's Animal Attic until 24 July. Exhibitions comprise a significant form of publication for artists, as a way to provoke and delight their audience.
We hope you will take the opportunity to see one or more of these exhibitions as well as reading our research stories in this month's issue.
Prof Leoni Schmidt
Director: Research and Postgraduate Studies
ISSN 2624-084X
Contents
Packing a punch
A final year project provided an opportunity for student Aimee Smith to express her creativity in new ways.
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Incorporating ako - Kia whakauruuru ako
Ron Bull explores what bicultural education looks like. E torohē ana a Ron Bull i ngā momo rerekē o te mātauranga kākano rua.
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Team spirit
Putting learners into teams is not enough to enable them to develop capabilities in teamwork.
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Waitati school wetland
Occupational Therapy students helped Waitati School plan and prepare for restoration of a wetland on a damp part of their site.
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Evaluating emotional impact
What emotional impacts does art have? How might one even go about measuring that?
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Waste reduction
Responsibility for the whole life of a product needs to be shared across the supply chain.
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Family business growth
A hostile business environment holds back entrepreneurial businesses.
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