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Satisfiers and dissatisfiers for international vocational education students: A case study using narrative frames
While the satisfaction of international students is frequently surveyed, much of this research is based on a very limited range of closed-item data collection methods, producing findings that partially reflect the researchers’ assumptions in designing the survey items. Recognizing the potential value in using methods that are more open-ended and qualitative analyses, the present study employed narrative frames and follow-up interviews to explore the satisfiers and dissatisfiers for international vocational education students at one institution in New Zealand. Reporting on perceptions of the class, institution, and community, the findings identify the participants’ top-of-mind (dis)satisfiers and complement the existing literature by identifying seldom-reported themes. Discussion of issues in analyzing narrative frames is also provided
Kei Tua o te Arai - NY Meets NZ
KEI TUA O TE ARAI
Composers Horomona Horo and Jeremy Mayall have created an ethereal and unique soundscape. Colour, beauty, sounds, and images intertwine and morph into an exciting display. The soundscape explores the exquisite sounds of traditional instruments used by Māori, known as taonga puoro, paired with otherworldly electronic textures.
"Beyond the Veil/Kei Tua o te Arai"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_61rxikBaQ
Matariki: Dr Mesmer's Private Army
Matariki performance at Te Ruru Light Festival.
Composed and Performed by Jeremy Mayall, Kent Macpherson, Horomona Horo, Eszter LeCouteur and Paul Bradley.
A new piece created especially for the Te Ruru Light Festival as a celebration and interpretation of the start of Matariki
In Bright Brief Moments
'In bright brief moments' is a group exhibition of artists investigating ideas of self-hood and the formation of identity.
Speaking in an interview about her essay collection 'Can You Tolerate This?', writer Ashleigh Young explains “your sense of self can, in bright brief moments, seem heightened.” Weaving personal histories with re-telling other's stories, Young's essays create a complex and varied way to consider identity and attempts to find moments of clarity amid uncertainty.
In these ideas, the painting and photography practices of Danielle Foster, Helen Dowling, Bronwyn Jones, Gerry Parke, and Roberta Thornley find common ground and acknowledge the multiplicities of a complex and even contradictory self-hood
Adrift: Teacher's book
This is a teacher guidebook to accompany the student book. It provides an introduction to the theory behind the aspects of language sequencing (adjacency pairs) that are taught in the student book, alongside teaching instructions and ideas, and answer key
La Nokta Merkato: Chloe and her Ghost, Composition
"I go walking through the night market/To speak to ghosts from my past/ I feel a sense of dread and longing/ And the echoes of eternity." La Nokta Merkato is an experimental soundscape song written in Esperanto, exploring an eerie trip to the Night Market
Female coaches in strength and conditioning: Why so Few?
Abstract
A substantial issue in sporting professions today, including elite strength and conditioning is gender imbalance. Attitudes towards women’s roles are complex and institutionally entrenched, contributing to barriers to women’s success. While real issues still exist for today’s elite female strength and conditioners, murmurings of change are audible. Further research on why gender imbalance in strength and conditioning matters as well as the creation of a culture where women feel included and wanted is part of the solution. This research focuses on women leaders in strength and conditioning, their experiences, the barriers they perceive and their ways of overcoming them
SITProMP: A simplistic approach towards managing IT projects
Simplistic IT Project Management Practice (SITProMP) is a generic framework towards IT Project Management or ITPM. ITPM is somewhat different than Project Management in other fields. There exists several principles, methodologies and approaches for managing projects. SITProMP considers existing approaches towards PM and presents a simplistic principle-based framework for ITPM. SITProMP offers agility and proposes to manage IT projects through any suitable methodology, tools or approaches towards PM that may fit in. SITProMP complements all existing approaches and principles for ITPM; and can encapsulate all existing tools and technologies for ITPM. Though primary focus of SITProMP is on IT projects, it can be adapted to projects in any other fields, and thus customizable. The foundation for SITProMP is the existing knowledge bases in PM
Mimetic Photobook exhibited at Month of Photography, Los Angeles (MOPLA) Photo Book Exhibition.
Mark Purdom's photobook Mimetic was exhibited at MOPLA PHOTO BOOK EXHIBITION, Los Angeles, USA. 11.4.19 - 29.4.19.
The Month of Photography LA (MOPLA) Photo Book Exhibition is a juried, submission-based exhibition featuring both independently and commercially published books by emerging and established photographers around the world.
MOPLA was established and exists to celebrate photography through a variety of events and programs that inspire and invigorate the photography professional, enthusiast, emerging professional and collector.
MOPLA's two-fold mission is to advance dynamic programming designed to engage and stimulate the photography community, as well as to present a comprehensive resource of exhibitions and events
GDPR employee awareness
The poster was created to make the viewer aware of the Employee awareness needs in the wake of GDPR and impact on NZ businesses