This chapter presents the findings of a study carried out in 2013 at three primary schools and five secondary schools in Fiji. The study aimed to compile information about pedagogical approaches, so as to inform future reforms in national education policies and educational practices in the Asia-Pacific context. A mixed-methods approach was used, including document and policy analysis, questionnaires, classroom observations and talanoa, an indigenous dialogic research instrument. Participants included Ministry of Education (MOE) officials, teacher educators at the University of the South Pacific (USP) and a group of primary and secondary school teachers
This research has been commissioned by Education International, in partnership with the Council of P...
Health differs among people and education about health is of value to maintain and develop health. I...
This thesis is a qualitative study into aspects of primary education in Samoa. Using student, parent...
This study was commissioned by UNESCO Bangkok as a country case study for the research initiative “E...
This research investigates teachers’ professional development (PD) practices in a rural Fijian secon...
This interpretive study of teaching practices explored the perceptions of teachers in a changing lan...
This article reports on the findings of original field research carried out in the small island deve...
Many nation states on the periphery of the dominant socio-economic sphere continue to work with vari...
Paper presented at Vaka Pasifiki Conference held at the Tonga Convention Center, Nuku'alofa, Septemb...
Despite having a long history in science education, inquiry teaching, and learning remains a challen...
Although English is a colonial heritage in Fiji, it links the country's different ethnic groups...
This research has as its theoretical framework the notion of the teacher as an agent for change in s...
Having achieved universal primary education, the Government of Fiji has stated that it will now focu...
This study analyses government education policy in Fiji since 1939, within the context of the devel...
As an experienced science educator in Fiji, it is my observation that Ethnic Fijian students evince,...
This research has been commissioned by Education International, in partnership with the Council of P...
Health differs among people and education about health is of value to maintain and develop health. I...
This thesis is a qualitative study into aspects of primary education in Samoa. Using student, parent...
This study was commissioned by UNESCO Bangkok as a country case study for the research initiative “E...
This research investigates teachers’ professional development (PD) practices in a rural Fijian secon...
This interpretive study of teaching practices explored the perceptions of teachers in a changing lan...
This article reports on the findings of original field research carried out in the small island deve...
Many nation states on the periphery of the dominant socio-economic sphere continue to work with vari...
Paper presented at Vaka Pasifiki Conference held at the Tonga Convention Center, Nuku'alofa, Septemb...
Despite having a long history in science education, inquiry teaching, and learning remains a challen...
Although English is a colonial heritage in Fiji, it links the country's different ethnic groups...
This research has as its theoretical framework the notion of the teacher as an agent for change in s...
Having achieved universal primary education, the Government of Fiji has stated that it will now focu...
This study analyses government education policy in Fiji since 1939, within the context of the devel...
As an experienced science educator in Fiji, it is my observation that Ethnic Fijian students evince,...
This research has been commissioned by Education International, in partnership with the Council of P...
Health differs among people and education about health is of value to maintain and develop health. I...
This thesis is a qualitative study into aspects of primary education in Samoa. Using student, parent...