AS 91678 · 5 credits · Internal
Writing Lea Faka-Tonga L2
Write a variety of text types in Lea Faka-Tonga to convey information, ideas, and opinions in genuine contexts
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In this internal standard, students write several different types of texts in the Tongan language (Lea Faka-Tonga) for real-life purposes — things like writing a letter, a social media post, an opinion piece, or a formal notice. The goal is to actually communicate something meaningful in Tongan, not just fill in blanks or do a translation exercise. Because it is internal, your teacher assesses your work at school across the year rather than in an exam.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Write a variety of different text types in Tongan — for example a formal letter, an informal message, a speech, or an article — across the school year.
- ·Make sure each piece of writing suits its audience and purpose (e.g. a formal register for a community notice, a casual tone for a message to a friend).
- ·Convey real information, ideas, and opinions — not just made-up filler — so the writing feels like it has a genuine real-world reason behind it.
- ·You may draft and rework your writing over time, so this is about building and improving your Tongan writing, not a one-shot test.
- ·Produce a collection of texts that together show your ability to write in Tongan — the overall quality of the collection matters more than how long any single piece is.
You get your message across in Tongan across a range of text types. There can be mistakes in spelling, word choice, format, or grammar, but the reader can still understand what you mean overall.