AS 91798 · 5 credits · Internal
NZSL writing
Sign a variety of text types in New Zealand Sign Language on areas of most immediate relevance
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You need to sign several different types of messages in New Zealand Sign Language about everyday topics that matter to you — like personal information and things you've done, are doing, or plan to do. Your signing needs to communicate your ideas clearly using proper NZSL grammar, facial expressions, and body language, even if it's not perfect.
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What you actually do
- ·Create and sign at least two different text types (e.g., a personal introduction, a recount of an experience, a description of plans, instructions, or a conversation) on topics relevant to your life
- ·Use correct New Zealand Sign Language vocabulary, sign order, and grammar features including facial expressions and use of space
- ·Organize your ideas logically and show that you understand your topic
- ·Demonstrate that you can deliver your signing with reasonable fluency and pace
- ·Show that your signing is appropriate for the purpose and audience, despite minor errors
AAchieved
You sign two text types on personal topics that communicate your ideas, with recognizable NZSL grammar and vocabulary despite some inconsistencies in articulation, sign choice, or facial expression.
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