Top PDF Approaching equity through school language policy : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in education at Massey University

Policy discussion and provision in relation to equity tended to focus on six main areas: the inclusion of Te Reo and Taha Maori in the school curriculum; ethnic minority education includ[r]

A THESIS PRESENTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY IN VIROLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY.. OF THE PHILIPPINES.[r]

A THESIS PRESENTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY.. Li Yuemin _January..[r]

comparing the Jones claim with another from the shopping language-game, this time an example that is within the practice of that system - in other words, one that is not preposterous: We[r]

This is to say that the abovementioned type of dematerialization is not for the trainee artillery squad language-game a real concern in any way whatsoever, and that instead it amounts to[r]

iii Signifj-cant and embryonic changes were discovered in the focal areas, but were constrained by the minimal available ' amount of teacher education and training positive changes were [r]

iii Signifj-cant and embryonic changes were discovered in the focal areas, but were constrained by the minimal available ' amount of teacher education and training positive changes were [r]

Phase 2, cueing attention, proposes that in order for a learning sequence to be initiated the individual must not on ly be aroused, he must also know to what aspects of the task he must [r]

teachers to put more stress on practi ce, for many teachers stereotype the college staff as " pushers " of educational theory and the schools as defenders of the importance of classroom [r]

transport of spe rmatozoa in the geni tal t rac t . In ewe s , spe rmatozoa are depo s i ted int o the vagina and have t o be carried through the c e rvix be fore reaching the ute r o - tubal junc t i on . The mode o f transport remains obscure and l arge di screpanc i e s exi s t in the value s given for the rate of pas sage ( Mat tner and Braden , 1 9 6 3 ) . Spermatozoa s eem to pa s s the ovine cervix ma inly through act ive sperm - tail fl agel l a t i on , but uter ine and/or cervical act ivity might a l s o play a rol e ( Light foot and Re stal l , 1 9 7 1 ; Hafez , 1 9 7 3 ) . I t has been cl early e s tabl i shed that the effi cacy of uterine and c e rvi cal mot i l i ty in a s s i s ting sperm p� s s age depends on the direc t i on of contrac t i ons ( Blandau 1 9 7 3 ; Fischel et a l . , 1 9 7 8 ) . Hawk ( 1 9 7 5 ) r e ported that at 5h after the s tart of oe s trus , 6 7 % o f the uterine concentrati ons o r i ginated at the c e rvix near the uteri ne body and moved ant e r i o rl y ; in c ontra s t , by 48h after the end of o e s t rus 7 5 % of the contra c t i ons originated at the utero - tubal junc t i on and moved toward the c e rvix . Unfo rtunatel y , thes e r e sul t s were obta ined i n anae s thet i zed ewe s dur i ng short peri ods ( 5 - 10 min . ) o f vi sual

A thesis presented in partial fulfilment 60% of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Philosophy in Veterinary Pathology and Public Health at MASSEY UNIVERSITY.. Evangelos Christo[r]

A thesis presented in partial fulfilment 60% of the requirements for the Degree of Master of Philosophy in Veterinary Pathology and Public Health at MASSEY UNIVERSITY.. Evangelos Christo[r]

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66 See: Christopher Williams’ anthology Realism and the Cinema: A Reader (London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1980), Julia Hallam’s and Margaret Marshment’s book Realism and Popular Cinema (Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 2000), and Richard Armstrong’s Understanding Realism (London: BFI Publishing, 2005). Each of which is a critical history outlining several categories of realism which charts the competing and disparate intellectual traditions, perspectives, paradigms, and theories within or associated with the intellectual history of film realism. They identify the rich intellectual history of the notion of realism in film; the cross-sections within other relevant areas or aspects of film history, theory, and criticism that discussions of realism are manifest, extended, or applied; and possibly most notably they identify how widely contested the notion of realism in film as a consequence of competing epistemologies across a range of issues explicitly and tangentially related to the notion of realism in film and art. Ib Bondebjerg describes three alternative types of realism in his essay on examining Scandinavian New Wave Cinema from a modal perspective in the essay “Film and Modernity: Realism and the Aesthetics of Scandinavian New Wave Cinema” (Moving Images, Culture and the Mind. Ed. Ib Bondebjerg. Luton: University of Luton Press, 117-132). His designations include “narrative realism” which is indicative of the compositionally motivated films of classical narration, “phenomenological realism” which is indicative of the post-war international art cinema in the broad sense, and “documentary realism” which is indicative of films employing techniques and devices commonly associated with documentary filmmaking and its mode of representation

intention in mind he set out to demonstrate that Tongans could manage their own affairs. He divided Tongatapu into eleven circuits and put each under the care of a Tongan minister.51 He kept close watch on each circuit through regular monthly meetings of the Tongan ministry, at which he received reports and issued orders, but the arrangement nevertheless gave the Tongans an enlarged responsibility and an enhanced prestige; it also proved very efficient. Baker left for his annual visit to Niuafo'ou and Niuatopotapu in

A THESIS PRESENTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF P HILOSOPHY IN VETERINARY PATHOLOGY AND PUBLIC H EALTH AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY, NEW ZEALAND... t10RPHOLOGY AND MORPHOME T[r]

The no t ion o f d i s course i s advanced by Habermas as t he mos t approp r i a t e form of argumen t a t ion . The ac t of par t i c i pa t i ng i n any d i scourse car r i es wi t h i t the suppos i t ion that there is a communi ty of inqui rers and fur thermore , that a genu ine agreemen t or consensus among t he par t i c i pan t s i s poss ible . I f we did no t suppose that a grounded consensus were poss ible and could in some way be d i s t i ngu i shed from a false consensus , then the very mean ing of d i scourse would be cal led i n t o ques t i on . In at temp t i ng to arr ive at a ra t i onally mo t i va t ed unders tanding we assume that everyone who speaks a na tural language i s i n t u i t ively fam i l iar wi th i t and t rus t h i m o r hersel f t o d i s t ingu ish a t rue f rom a false consensus ( 62 ) . To come to a ra t i onal dec i s ion about such ma t ters we mus t presume t hat t he ou t come of d i s course w i l l res t on the force of the be t ter argumen t and no t upon acc iden tal or sys t ema t i c cons t rain t s o n d iscuss ion . Habermas main tains that the s t ructure o f communi ca t ion i s free f rom cons t raint when all par t i c i pan ts have t he s ame oppor tuni ty to selec t and employ speech ac t s , and when there i s an e f fec t ive equali ty in the assump t i on of dialogi cal roles ( 63 ) . I t i s t h i s commi tment t o consider all individuals as po t ent ial par t i c i pan t s i n d i s course whi ch presupposes a universal commi tmen t to the i nheren t equal i ty , au t onomy , and ra t ional i ty , of human beings .

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in the South Is land of New Zealand ; the rema ining nine cases were diagnosed in an expe rimenta l f lock der ived from it and located a t Ma s sey University . The fami l y tree o f a f fected individua l s (Fig . 4 . 1 ) shows tha t both ma le and fema le sheep may be af fected , indicating a probable autosomal mode o f inhe ritance . The reces sive nature o f the tra i t is indica ted by the ob servat ion that matings between heterozygous ma les and fema l e s tend to produce more norma l than a ffected individua l s . One a ffected ewe wa s mated by an unknown ram and produced a heal thy ram lamb , providing furthe r evidence for an auto somal rece s s ive mode o f inhe ri tanc e .