AS 91825 · 6 credits · Internal
NZSL writing
Sign a variety of text types in clear New Zealand Sign Language to explore and justify varied ideas and perspectives
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This standard asks you to sign multiple different types of texts in clear, fluent New Zealand Sign Language to show you can explore and present different viewpoints and ideas. You need to match your signing style and language choices to different audiences and purposes, and be able to back up your ideas with explanations or evidence.
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What you actually do
- ·Sign at least two different text types (like a discussion, presentation, narrative, argument, or explanation) in New Zealand Sign Language
- ·Use clear signing with appropriate articulation, vocabulary, facial grammar, and space awareness so your meaning is unmistakable
- ·Explore and justify ideas and perspectives by evaluating them and providing explanations or evidence to support your own views and respond to others' views
- ·Adapt your signing style, language, and content to suit different audiences and purposes
- ·Maintain fluency and consistent pace throughout your signing, with only minor inconsistencies that don't interfere with understanding
AAchieved
You sign multiple text types in clear NZSL that convey your ideas despite some small issues with articulation, vocabulary, or fluency, and you explore and justify ideas with basic explanations.
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