AS 91540 · 6 credits · Internal
Cook Islands Māori Interaction
Interact clearly using spoken CIs Māori to explore and justify varied ideas and perspectives in different situations
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This standard asks you to hold a real conversation in Cook Islands Māori where you discuss different ideas and perspectives, and explain why you believe what you do. You need to speak clearly and naturally, responding to what others say and keeping the conversation going without it being completely scripted beforehand.
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What you actually do
- ·Participate actively in a genuine conversation in Cook Islands Māori, not just answer prepared questions
- ·Explore and explain ideas and perspectives—find out what others think and evaluate their viewpoints
- ·Justify your own ideas and perspectives—give reasons or evidence for what you believe
- ·Speak clearly enough that your meaning is understood, using appropriate language for the situation (formal or informal)
- ·Keep the conversation flowing by responding to others, asking questions, and using natural conversational moves like agreeing, disagreeing, asking for clarification, or encouraging the other person to continue
AAchieved
You speak clearly in Cook Islands Māori, explore and justify different ideas in a way that's understood, though you may have some pronunciation, rhythm, or pacing issues that don't seriously interrupt the conversation.
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