Te whakapuaki whakaaro i runga i te pakari haere o te tika o te reo
This standard asks you to give a speech in Te Reo Māori where you communicate your own ideas clearly and accurately. You need to speak for a set amount of time on a topic of your choice, using a range of vocabulary and sentence structures, and show that you're developing your command of the language even if you make some mistakes along the way.
You communicate your ideas in Te Reo Māori with some errors in pronunciation and grammar, but people can still understand what you're saying because you use basic sentence structures and a few examples.
You confidently communicate your ideas with fewer pronunciation errors, using multiple sentence structures and grammar patterns that show you've tried to vary your language, plus your ideas are connected and mostly clear despite minor mistakes.
You convincingly communicate your ideas with extended vocabulary and accurate pronunciation, using a range of complex sentence structures and grammar, and you connect your ideas to personal experiences in a way that embellishes your topic.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.