Culture Counts : Changing Power Relations in Education

Russell Bishop · Tracy Glynn

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* Preface * Chapter 1 The Development of the Pattern of Dominance and Subordination * Chapter 2 Kaupapa Maori: Maori Educational Initiatives * Chapter 3 Addressing Power and Control Issues in Educational Research * Chapter 4 Creating and Addressing Unequal Power Relationships in Classrooms * Chapter 5 Power-Sharing Relationships within Classrooms * References * Glossary of Maori Terms * Index * The Authors

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