AS 91962 · 5 credits · External
Reading Korean
Demonstrate understanding of written Korean related to everyday contexts
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This standard asks you to show that you can understand written Korean about topics you encounter in everyday life—like school, family, hobbies, and holidays. You need to read Korean texts and explain what they mean in English or Te Reo Māori, picking out the important information and showing you've grasped the overall message, not just individual words.
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What you actually do
- ·Read Korean texts related to everyday contexts (school, family, hobbies, holidays) and identify the key information, ideas, and opinions
- ·Explain the overall meaning and intent of the text in English or Te Reo Māori (not Korean)
- ·Support your understanding by selecting relevant details from the text and connecting them together logically
- ·Interpret what the writer is trying to communicate, showing awareness of their choices and purpose
- ·Avoid relying on direct translation or just listing separate pieces of information—instead, develop structured explanations that show you understand how ideas fit together
AAchieved
You identify some key information and communicate the basic meaning or intent of the text, though your answer may be incomplete or just list separate pieces of information rather than connecting them.
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