AS 92071 · 5 credits · External
Kōrero taiao iwi
Te torotoro i ngā kōrero tuku iho e pā ana ki tētahi kaupapa taiao ā-iwi
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This standard asks you to explore and understand traditional Māori knowledge and stories that relate to a specific environmental or ecological topic that matters to an iwi (tribe). You need to look at how these traditional teachings connect to protecting or restoring the environment, and explain what they tell us about how to look after the natural world in a way that honors iwi values and wellbeing.
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What you actually do
- ·Select one environmental or ecological issue that an iwi cares about (examples: conservation, restoration, or sustainable development of the natural world)
- ·Find and gather information from traditional Māori knowledge sources (whakataukī, pūrākau, whakapapa, and other cultural stories and practices)
- ·Explain the connections between the traditional knowledge and the environmental topic, showing how the knowledge relates to protecting or strengthening the wellbeing of the iwi
- ·Demonstrate understanding of how traditional Māori teachings provide guidance or solutions for modern environmental challenges
- ·Show how the traditional knowledge and environmental practice are linked together, not separate ideas
AAchieved
You identify an environmental issue important to an iwi and explore traditional Māori knowledge about it, showing basic connections between the two.
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