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Auckland, New Zealand New Zealand

Senior Lecturer at Manukau Institute of Technology

Education

Dr Jacquelyn Elkington specialises in Kaupapa Maori Supervision, Human Growth Development and the Implications of Culture in Social Science. The methodology of Kaupapa Maori Research is strongly promoted to challenge general-stream space and support indigenous critical mass. Main influences include writings from Pohatu, Smith &, Smith, Ruwhiu, Jenkins, Mead, Meyer, Royal, Ritchie as well as Freire, and Burr. Jacquelyn's own writings include: My Journey of Social Constructionism, (Masters Unpublished, 2001), Purakau: States of Human Development (2010), Whanau Tauoko (PhD Unpublished, 2013), A Kaupapa Maori supervision context - cultural and professional (2013). Elkington is Nelson-born, Ng...