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This standard asks you to present your own ideas or opinions in a clear, engaging way using te reo Māori. You need to organize your thoughts logically, use interesting language techniques (like metaphors or dramatic gestures), and keep your audience interested and convinced by what you're saying.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Present your ideas or opinions clearly and relevantly to your chosen topic
- ·Organize your thoughts in a logical order that makes sense and supports your main point
- ·Use interesting language techniques, descriptive language, and body language to match what you're saying
- ·Engage your audience and help them understand your perspective
- ·Choose from a range of creative forms — like a traditional poem (mōteatea), a story (kōrero paki), a performance (whakaari), a farewell speech (poroporoaki), or something else similar
You present relevant ideas organized logically, and your language techniques and body language connect to what you're talking about.
You carefully develop your ideas with a clear structure, and your language techniques, descriptive language, and body language noticeably strengthen your message for the audience.