Te āta tātari i ngā āhuatanga o te taukumekume hei para huarahi e pai ake ai ngā hononga tāngata
This standard asks you to carefully analyse conflict and disagreements about important cultural, environmental, or health-related issues (like land rights, fracking, or health policies affecting Māori) and understand why people have different perspectives on them. You need to look at how these conflicts affect people's wellbeing and relationships, then suggest strategies that could help improve connections between people despite their disagreements.
You explain different perspectives on a conflict, describe how it affects people's health, and suggest some strategies to improve relationships, supported by basic health ideas.
You analyse why perspectives differ and connect the conflict's impact to health concepts like cultural values or justice, then suggest practical strategies with clear links to improving relationships.
You critically examine multiple perspectives and their underlying reasons, make detailed connections between relationship improvement and whānau/hapū/iwi wellbeing using a range of health concepts, and evaluate the strength of your proposed strategies.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.