Tauira: Maori Methods of Learning and Teaching

Through interviews with 21 individuals, the book provides a rich oral history of the mid-20th century rural life of Māori in Northland. It explores the unique educational practices and philosophies that thrived alongside the conventional school system, highlighting the significance of Māori teaching and learning methods. Metge's work sheds light on the cultural context and values that shaped the experiences of these individuals, offering a deeper understanding of their heritage and educational landscape.