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  • Savali Issue 22: Dated 3rd June 2020 
    Ministry of Prime Minister and Cabinet (MPMC) (Ministry of the Prime Minister & Cabinet, 2020-06-03)
  • Savali Issue 28: Dated 15 July 2020 
    Ministry of Prime Minister and Cabinet (MPMC) (Ministry of the Prime Minister & Cabinet, 2020-07-15)
  • Savali Issue 29: Dated 22 July 2020 
    Ministry of Prime Minister and Cabinet (MPMC) (Ministry of the Prime Minister & Cabinet, 2020-07-22)
  • Savali Issue 30: Dated 29th July 2020 
    Ministry of Prime Minister and Cabinet (MPMC) (Ministry of the Prime Minister & Cabinet, 2020-07-29)
  • Savali, 
    Tuiletufuga, Nanai Taofiga Laveitiga (ed.); MPMC, Team (Ministry of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Apia., 2020-10-04)
    Virtual Reality is the next big step for Samoa in telecommunications technology. The Prime Minister Tuilaepa Dr. Sailele Malielegaoi has announced that 35 people in Samoa have successfully undergone training for Virtual ...
  • Savali. 
    Solf, Kovana Kaisalika (Ofisa o le Kovana Kaisalika Solf, Apia., 1901-10-01)
    Tulafono i le vaitaimi o Papalagi Siamani ile 1900 aó latou pulea Samoa. The Savali newsletter aims at notifying all Samoan districts and village leaders about the new rules and regulations made by the German governor Solf ...
  • Saving the ethnopharmacological 
    Cox Alan, Paul (1993)
  • Saving the ethnopharmacological heritage of Samoa 
    Cox, Paul Alan (Department of Botany, Brigham Young University, 1993)
    Early European visitors to Samoa tended to denigrate the authenticity and efficacy of Samoan herbal medicine, yet bioassays indicate pharmacological activity in over 86% of Samoan medicinal plants. Novel anti-inflammatory ...
  • Saving the Ethnopharmacological heritage of Samoa 
    Cox, Paul Alan (1993)
    Early Europeans to Samoa tended to denigrateauthenticity and efficacy of Samoan herbal medicine, yet bioassays indicate pharmacological activity in over 86% of Samoan medical plants. Novel anti-inflammatory compounds have ...
  • Sa’a fa’aoti le utu a le faimea’. Using the Samoan language in educational research: some tips for first time researchers 
    Desmond Lee Hang (2011)
  • Scabies and Bacterial Superinfection among American Samoan Children, 2011–2012 
    Laura Edison, Amanda Beaudoin, Lucy Goh, Camille E. Introcaso, Diana Martin, Christine Dubray, James Marrone, Chris Van Beneden (2015)
  • Scaling up breastfeeding policy and programs in Samoa 
    Soti-Ulberg1, Christina; Hromi-Fiedler, Amber; L. Hawley2, Nicola (International Breastfeeding Journal, 2020)
    Background: Breastfeeding is a critical, evidence-based intervention that addresses malnutrition, improves early childhood development outcomes, and influences long-term maternal and infant health by reducing the noncommunicable ...
  • Scaling up Pacific adaptation (SUPA) 
    Scaling up Pacific adaptation (SUPA) (SPREP, 2022)
    Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) is one of the four countries that cooperated with the field testing of an impacts analysis methodology, to profile recent history of climate change adaptation work sourced from recently ...
  • Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Evolution of Research on Library and Information Science Education 
    R. Jamali, Hamid; Nabav, Majid (Journal of Education for Library and Information Science, 2021)
    Scholarship of teaching and learning plays an important role in informing educational practices in every discipline. The aim of this study was to identify the trends of research on library and information science (LIS) ...
  • School Nurse Perceptions of Student Anxiety. 
    A. Muggeo, Michela; S. Ginsburg, Golda (The Journal of School Nursing, 2018)
    Anxiety disorders are common in youth. Because somatic complaints are a hallmark feature of anxiety, these students frequently visit their school nurse, creating an ideal opportunity for nurses to identify and assist them. ...
  • School Segregation and Racial Academic Achievement Gaps 
    Reardon, Sean F. (Russell Sage Foundation, 2016)
    Although it is clear that racial segregation is linked to academic achievement gaps, the mechanisms underlying this link have been debated since James Coleman published his eponymous 1966 report. In this paper, I examine ...
  • Schooling for Digital Citizens 
    Najah A. R. Ghamrawi (2018)
  • A schools-university partnership across five countries in the South Pacific. 
    Bailey, John L; Mitchell, Barry; Winstead, Roy (H. W. Wilson Company, 2002)
    Educational systems accept as fundamental that elementary and secondary school teachers need staff development opportunities. For teachers working in remote South Pacific island countries, however, meaningful and affordable ...
  • Science teachers accelerated programme model: a joint partnership in the Pacific region 
    Sharma, Bibhya; Lauano, Faatamali’i Jenny; Narayana, Swasti (Routledge, Taylor and Francis Crew, 2017)
    The paper heralds a new pedagogical model known as the Science Teachers Accelerated Programme as a platform to upgrade the qualifications of secondary school science teachers throughout the Pacific region. Based on a tripartite ...
  • Scrophulariaceae 
    Uchiyama, Dr.; W, Kana; L, Tuuau; E., Seiuli (1999-08-27)

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