AS 91828 · 4 credits · Internal
Māori land
Te tātari i ngā take e pā ana ki ngā whenua Māori
Study with Coach
Save your actual school result to count your credits.
In this standard, you'll analyse and explain a Māori land issue — like land disputes, land rights, or how land is managed by iwi (tribes). You need to explore the key aspects of the issue, discuss how iwi have responded to it, and back up your arguments with evidence from reliable sources like interviews, historical documents, or news reports.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Identify and explain the main features of a Māori land issue — both the practical and cultural/spiritual sides of it (like land ownership, mana whenua, ahi kā, or land management)
- ·Discuss the wider impacts of the land issue and explain how iwi have responded to it
- ·Support your explanations with evidence from appropriate sources that reflect the values and perspectives of the iwi involved
- ·Use a range of supporting evidence types — such as interviews, historical documents, reports, data, or traditional waiata — to back up your analysis
- ·Show how your evidence connects to the specific issue and the iwi group you're discussing
You explain the main features of a Māori land issue and how iwi responded to it, with some evidence backing up your points.