AS 92074 · 6 credits · Internal
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This standard asks you to explain how the context (people, setting, time, situation) affects or shapes the use of Māori language. You need to identify the key features of a given context and then clearly show how those features influence the way language is used in that situation.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Identify the distinctive features of a context (such as who is involved, when it happens, where it takes place, what the topic is, and how the message is delivered)
- ·Explain how those context features affect the way Māori language is used
- ·Use clear and appropriate language to describe the connections between context and language choices
- ·Support your explanations with examples from the context you're analysing
- ·Consider how different contexts call for different ways of using language (formal vs informal, spoken vs written)
You identify what's distinctive about the context and explain clearly how it shapes the language used, with appropriate vocabulary.
You describe the distinctive features of the context in detail and show a thorough understanding of how multiple aspects of that context affect language use, with well-chosen examples.