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In this standard, you write pieces in Te Reo Māori about topics from your own world that matter to you. You need to express your ideas clearly, organize them logically, and make sure your writing flows well and actually says something meaningful. The focus is on getting your message across in proper Te Reo Māori.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Choose a topic from your own world (something relevant and connected to your life or interests)
- ·Write a piece of Te Reo Māori that communicates your ideas and opinions about that topic
- ·Structure your ideas in a way that makes sense and is easy to follow
- ·Use correct Te Reo Māori language, grammar, and vocabulary to express yourself
- ·Make sure your writing has a clear purpose and communicates something meaningful to your reader
You write a piece in Te Reo Māori that covers a relevant topic, expresses some ideas, and is understandable, even if the language use is basic or has some errors.
Your writing goes beyond basic—you extend your thinking with more detailed ideas, your language is more accurate, and your piece reads smoothly without major errors in Te Reo Māori.