AS 91654 · 6 credits · Internal
Essay Te Reo Māori
Waihanga tuhinga whai take i te reo Māori o te ao whānui
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This standard asks you to write purposeful pieces of Māori language on topics from the wider world (not just your own experiences). You need to develop ideas that suit the type of writing and your audience, then craft and refine your writing using appropriate Māori language features like metaphor, idiom, and formal language structures.
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- ·Develop clear ideas that are suitable for the specific type of writing and audience you're writing for
- ·Use appropriate Māori language features (like metaphor, simile, imagery, proverbs, formal structures) that match your purpose and audience
- ·Plan, draft, redraft and carefully edit your writing to improve it
- ·Write about topics from the wider world—things beyond your own personal experience, including social, local, national or international contexts
- ·Make sure your final piece is well-structured, coherent and convincing for your intended readers
You write a purposeful piece in Māori on a wider-world topic, developing relevant ideas and using appropriate language features for the text type and audience.
Your ideas are well-connected and you carefully select language features that fit your purpose and audience, creating writing that is clear and coherent.