AS 91728 · 3 credits · Internal
Contemporary issue views
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You need to show that you understand different perspectives and viewpoints on a current Māori cultural issue. You'll identify what those different viewpoints are, explain why people hold them, and describe the actions or responses that came from them. This is about recognising that people see cultural issues differently based on their backgrounds, beliefs, and values.
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- ·Identify at least two different perspectives or viewpoints on a Māori cultural topic or current issue
- ·Explain the reasons why these different perspectives exist (considering historical context, beliefs, values, or circumstances)
- ·Describe the actions, responses, or outcomes that resulted from these different perspectives
- ·Show that you understand how perspectives are connected to the values and beliefs of the people who hold them
- ·Use specific examples from the Māori cultural issue you've chosen
You identify different viewpoints on a Māori cultural issue and describe what actions came from them, showing basic understanding of why people saw things differently.
You identify different viewpoints and explain the reasons behind them (such as different values, histories, or beliefs), showing a deeper understanding of how perspectives connect to people's backgrounds and beliefs.