AS 92388 · 4 credits · External
Language strategies analysis
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In this standard, you need to analyze how different language strategies (spoken and written) work together and connect to each other across different texts or situations. You'll be writing an essay that explains the connections and effects of these language strategies, comparing how they're used in different ways depending on the context.
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- ·Identify specific language strategies used in two different texts (such as whaikōrero, tēne kōrero for spoken language, or rūhi, tohutaka for written language)
- ·Explain clearly how these strategies connect to and influence each other within each text
- ·Compare how the same strategies work differently across the two texts based on their purpose and context
- ·Support your explanations with specific examples from both texts
- ·Evaluate whether the language strategies are effective for what the author/speaker is trying to do
You identify language strategies in both texts and explain how they connect together, supporting your ideas with examples and showing whether they work well.
You identify specific features, explain their effects in depth and detail, carefully explore the fine points of how strategies work together, and justify your ideas with relevant evidence throughout a well-structured essay.