Kōrero kia whakamahi i te reo Māori o te ao whānui
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You're being asked to give a prepared speech or presentation in Māori that uses language appropriate for a wider, real-world audience and context—not just a classroom setting. Your message needs to be clear and engaging, using sophisticated language features like metaphors and imagery to capture and hold your audience's attention.
You deliver a prepared speech in Māori using appropriate language for a wider audience, with clear main ideas and some language features to help your message land.
You develop and sequence your ideas logically with good supporting examples, use language features deliberately to engage your audience, and maintain fluent, confident delivery throughout.
You masterfully combine sophisticated language features (metaphors, imagery, proverbs) with persuasive techniques to capture and hold audience attention, weaving ideas together seamlessly with polished rhythm and pronunciation.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.