Responding to Māori texts · AS 91668
Te urupare atu ki ngā tuhinga reo Māori
Level 1 · Year 113 creditsInternalAchievement StandardTe Reo Rangatira 1.12
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This standard asks you to read Māori-language texts (like books, websites, blogs, news articles, and magazines) and explain your thoughts and responses to them. You need to show you understand what the author is trying to express and can discuss the ideas in the text with examples to back up what you say.
What you actually do
- ·Read at least 5 Māori-language texts from different formats (books, blogs, online articles, news reports, magazines, etc.)
- ·Give your personal response and explain what you think about each text
- ·Support your ideas with specific examples or quotes directly from the texts you read
- ·Think carefully about what the author is saying and why they wrote it that way
- ·Provide evidence from the texts to back up each point you make
AAchieved
You read the texts, explain what you think about them, and give some examples from the texts to support your ideas.
MMerit
You think carefully about what the author is saying, explain your response clearly, and consistently use specific examples from the texts to support every point you make.