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A culturally responsive research move to enable Pacific voices to be heard: a research note

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Researchers in the field of education have increasingly come to value the views and experiences of students, and hearing from the students themselves. This research note explores the challenges a researcher sought to gather student voice from Cook Islands tertiary students. The combination of research design and cultural mores meant Cook Islands participants faced barriers and could not comfort...
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2024
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Cook Islands
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University of Canterbury
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