Tony Trinick

Tony Trinick

University of Auckland

H-index: 15

Oceania-New Zealand

About Tony Trinick

Tony Trinick, With an exceptional h-index of 15 and a recent h-index of 12 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at University of Auckland, specializes in the field of indigenous language revitalisation, mathematics education, sociolinguistics.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Te Huarahi Māori: Revaluing the Role of Indigenous Language, Knowledge, and Identity in High-Performing Education Systems

Challenges and opportunities in the indigenisation of the Marautanga Hangarau (the Māori-medium technology curriculum): Indigenous knowledge and an emerging philosophy of Hangarau

Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Aotearoa-New Zealand and the Development of the Māori Technology Curriculum

Ngā Uruuru ao. Spatial Orientation Representations

Ethnomathematics in Education: The Need for Cultural Symmetry

How ākonga-centred Pedagogical Approaches have been situated in National Curricula for Māori in two eras.

Creating space for indigenous knowledge in Māori-medium mathematics classrooms

The Indigenisation of Curriculum: An Emerging Philosophy of Hangarau (The Māori-medium Technology Curriculum) in Aotearoa-New Zealand

Tony Trinick Information

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Position

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Citations(all)

908

Citations(since 2020)

391

Cited By

661

hIndex(all)

15

hIndex(since 2020)

12

i10Index(all)

32

i10Index(since 2020)

14

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Tony Trinick Skills & Research Interests

indigenous language revitalisation

mathematics education

sociolinguistics

Top articles of Tony Trinick

Title

Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

Te Huarahi Māori: Revaluing the Role of Indigenous Language, Knowledge, and Identity in High-Performing Education Systems

Tony Trinick

Piata Allen

Hemi Dale

2023/11/16

Challenges and opportunities in the indigenisation of the Marautanga Hangarau (the Māori-medium technology curriculum): Indigenous knowledge and an emerging philosophy of Hangarau

Ruth Lemon

Tony Trinick

Kerry Lee

2023/10/16

Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Aotearoa-New Zealand and the Development of the Māori Technology Curriculum

Ruth Lemon

Tony Trinick

Kerry Lee

2023/6/20

Ngā Uruuru ao. Spatial Orientation Representations

Ki Te Hoe! Education for Aotearoa

Tony Trinick

Piata Allen

2023

Ethnomathematics in Education: The Need for Cultural Symmetry

Tamsin Meaney

Tony Trinick

Piata Allen

2021

How ākonga-centred Pedagogical Approaches have been situated in National Curricula for Māori in two eras.

Tony Trinick

Mel Wall

2022/9/22

Creating space for indigenous knowledge in Māori-medium mathematics classrooms

International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education

Piata Allen

Tony Trinick

2022/1/21

The Indigenisation of Curriculum: An Emerging Philosophy of Hangarau (The Māori-medium Technology Curriculum) in Aotearoa-New Zealand

PATT 39 on the Edge. Technology, Innovation and Education

Ruth Lemon

Tony Trinick

Kerry Lee

2022

The Cultural Symmetry Framework: a pedagogic approach developing mathematics activities in an Indigenous Initial teacher education programme

7th International Conference on Ethnomathematics Embracing Diverse Knowledge Systems for Social Justice and Peace

Tony Trinick

Piata Allen

Tamsin Meaney

2022/12/7

Parenting and educating in mathematics: Parental engagement during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic

11th International Mathematics Education and Society Conference

Piata Allen

Lisa Darragh

Tony Trinick

Frances K Harper

Naomi Jessup

...

2021/9/27

WAKA MIGRATIONS: RECLAIMING CULTURAL TRADITIONS AND IDENTITY

The 14th International Congress on Mathematical Education Shanghai

Tony Trinick

Tamsin Meaney

2021/7/17

Curriculum for minority Indigenous communities: social justice challenges

Language, culture and curriculum

Tony Trinick

Sharyn Heaton

2021/7/3

Agency–structure dynamics in an indigenous mathematics education community in times of an existential crisis in education

Educational Studies in Mathematics

Piata Allen

Tony Trinick

2021/10

Ethnomathematics and indigenous teacher education: Waka migrations

Tony Trinick

Tamsin Jillian Meaney

2020

Language Planning and Policy: Factors that impact on successful language planning and policy

Tony Trinick

Stephen May

Ruth Lemon

2020/1

Indigenous students in mathematics education

Encyclopedia of mathematics education

Tamsin Meaney

Tony Trinick

2020

Annotated Bibliography: Language Planning and Policy.

Stephen May

Tony Trinick

Ruth Lemon

2020/1/20

From slate to software: The use of digital technology to support the remote learning of Indigenous culture, language and mathematics during the COVID-19 pandemic

Piata Allen

Anthony Trinick

2020

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Co-Authors

H-index: 53
Stephen May

Stephen May

University of Auckland

H-index: 17
Brendan Stevenson

Brendan Stevenson

Massey University

H-index: 13
Aldo Parra

Aldo Parra

Universidad del Cauca

H-index: 6
Hemi Dale

Hemi Dale

University of Auckland

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