Suffrage in stitches
Signatories on New Zealand's suffrage petition are commemorated in a textile artwork.
Visit this articleWe are pleased to report the latest progress in our Learner Capability Framework research project, for which we have received an Ako Aoteaoroa National Project Grant. The two most recent draft research reports are available online now:
Congratulations to Josie Crawley, recipient of a 2020 Sustained Excellence in Tertiary Teaching Award from Ako Aoteoroa. Josie uses reflective storytelling techniques to construct learning environments that enable her students to flourish. Josie joins 20 of her colleagues who have received this award since 2007.
Once again we hope that you enjoy reading this month's selection of our research. We would love to hear what you find interesting and useful.
Prof Leoni Schmidt
Director: Research and Postgraduate Studies
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Signatories on New Zealand's suffrage petition are commemorated in a textile artwork.
Visit this articleTeaching in the 21st century is, or should be, much more engaging and facilitative.
Visit this articleStreamlining arbitral proceedings is important to resolve disputes more quickly and reduce the parties' costs.
Visit this articleMasters of Professional Practice student Elena Dyachenko investigates the potential electrification of the trucking fleet.
Visit this articleIn an online event they organised, three students share tips about living more sustainably.
Visit this articleVisitors are welcome at a small island reserve close to Dunedin.
Visit this articlePermanent employment is beneficial for tertiary-qualified strength and conditioning coaches.
Visit this articleA collaboration between Information Technology and Occupational Therapy has helped align a technological innovation with implementation to benefit people.
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