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This standard asks you to write a finished piece of Te Reo Māori writing that shows you can structure your ideas carefully and use language features to bring your meaning to life. You'll pick the structure and language techniques that work best to develop your main ideas and engage your reader from start to finish.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Analyse and choose suitable text structures to develop your writing and strengthen your message
- ·Select and use language techniques (like whakataukī, metaphor, repetition) to carry and reinforce the feeling and meaning of your ideas
- ·Arrange your ideas thoughtfully so they build on each other in a logical, compelling way that connects with your reader
- ·Make sure your conclusion actually matches and reflects the structures and ideas you've used throughout
- ·Show control over high school level Te Reo Māori vocabulary and grammar
You identify some text structures and use them to develop your writing; your conclusion connects to the ideas you've introduced.
You choose and carefully use text structures to develop your writing; you select language techniques like whakataukī and use them purposefully; your conclusion clearly matches what you've built up; your main ideas are well developed.