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Māui Mua项目调查了六位tauira Māori毕业生的经历,他们是whānau中第一批进入高等教育的毕业生。坎特伯雷阿拉学院Wānaka语言与土著研究学士学位课程的成功毕业生接受了采访,讲述了他们从第一天到毕业的学习经历,并评论了他们学习的动机,他们的挣扎和压力,以及他们克服障碍成功完成资格认证的支持和策略。tauira Māori的学习经验是通过Māui叙述的框架来分析的。这一分析的结果是更好地理解了影响tauira Māori在Ara学习之旅的关键因素。此外,这项研究的结果为Māui Te Tauira牧区支持和指导计划以及Ara的教学实践提供了信息,并指导了计划的设计和实施,以支持Māori的成就。
The Māui Mua project investigated the experiences of six tauira Māori graduates who were the first in their whānau to enter tertiary education. Successful graduates of the Bachelor of Māori Language and Indigenous Studies at Te Puna Wānaka at Ara Institute of Canterbury Ltd (Ara) were interviewed about their learning experience, from their first day through to graduating, and commented on their motivation to study, their times of struggle and pressure, and their supports and strategies to overcome barriers to successfully complete their qualification. The learning experiences of tauira Māori were analysed using a framework informed by the Māui narrative. An outcome of this analysis was a better understanding of key factors that influence the learning journey at Ara for tauira Māori. In addition, the findings of this study informed the Māui Te Tauira pastoral support and mentoring programme and teaching practice at Ara, and guided programme design and delivery to support Māori achievement.