AS 91976 · 6 credits · Internal
Te Ao Haka features
Demonstrate understanding of key features of Te Ao Haka
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This standard asks you to show that you understand the distinctive features of Te Ao Haka — the Māori performing arts. You need to describe these features (like wiri, rere, takahi, and other movements), show how they work, and explain what makes them special and important. You don't have to perform on stage; you just have to demonstrate that you really understand how these features work and what they mean.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Describe a range of key features of Te Ao Haka (such as wiri, rere, takahi, tū, reo, pūkana, whakakai, tūwaewae, mahinga rākau, or tū ā-kapa)
- ·Demonstrate or represent these features in a way that shows you understand their characteristics (this can be through video, diagrams, movement, or other methods — not just live performance)
- ·Identify what makes each feature distinctive and unique within Te Ao Haka
- ·Explain the history or development (whakapapa) of these features and how that history makes them special
- ·Discuss how these features vary between different iwi, hapū, or rohe (regions)
You describe a range of key features, show what they look like or how they work, and explain what makes them distinctive.