Te whakaatu māramatanga ki ngā tirohanga kē ki tētahi take o te wā
You're learning to demonstrate understanding of different perspectives on a current or significant issue that affects Māori communities. You need to identify what these different viewpoints are, explain why people hold them, and show what actions or responses have come from those different perspectives.
You name at least two different perspectives on a contemporary or historical issue affecting Māori, explain why those perspectives exist, and describe what actions came from them.
You explain the perspectives and their causes with good detail, describe the resulting actions clearly, and show your reasoning about which perspectives have merit and why.
You analyse in depth how the different actions and outcomes are directly caused by the different perspectives held, showing critical thinking about the links between belief, perspective, and action.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.