Write a variety of text types in clear Samoan to explore and justify varied ideas and perspectives
You need to write several different types of text in Samoan that clearly express your own ideas and also explain why you think the way you do. This could include things like letters, articles, speeches, or essays—whatever fits the topic and audience. The main point is that your Samoan needs to be clear enough that readers understand exactly what you mean, and you need to back up your ideas with good reasons or evidence.
You write multiple text types in clear Samoan that express your ideas, even if there are some errors in spelling, vocabulary choice, or formatting that don't stop readers understanding you.
Your writing is convincing—your ideas are well-developed and connected to each other, you choose language features that work well for your audience and purpose, and errors are minor enough that they don't get in the way of your message.
Your writing is effective and controlled—your ideas are carefully developed and woven together, your language choices are precise and clearly suited to the task, and any inconsistencies barely affect how well readers understand you.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.