AS 91660 · 3 credits · Internal
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This standard asks you to write a creative piece in te reo Māori where your ideas are clearly organised, relevant to your topic, and engaging to read. You need to use appropriate language techniques (like metaphors, comparisons, or personification) that suit the type of writing you're doing, and follow proper Māori writing conventions like punctuation and spelling.
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- ·Organise and sequence your ideas logically so they build towards your main point and hold the reader's attention
- ·Choose language techniques (literary devices) that fit the type of creative writing you're doing
- ·Use appropriate Māori vocabulary and expressions that enhance your chosen form of writing
- ·Follow correct Māori writing conventions including punctuation, spelling, and word formation
- ·Make sure your ideas are relevant and connected to the overall purpose of your piece
You write a creative piece where your ideas are organised and relevant, you use appropriate language techniques for your form, and your writing follows Māori conventions.
Your ideas are well-developed and sequenced to engage the reader, your language techniques are skilfully chosen to enhance meaning, and your writing shows strong control of Māori conventions.