Te whakaputa i tētahi hua hangarau mai i te mātauranga Māori hei whakaea i tētahi tauāki
You need to design and create a practical technology product (like a device, system, tool, or process) that is based on Māori knowledge and solves a real problem or meets a real need. You then write a clear statement explaining what your product does, how it works, and why you created it to address the problem you identified.
You create a working technology product based on Māori knowledge, choose suitable materials and techniques to build it, and provide a statement explaining what it does and why.
You evaluate whether your product actually solves the problem well and fits real-world use, showing good judgment about its success.
You test your product thoroughly, gather feedback from people who would use it, and use that evidence to explain and strengthen how well your product works and why it's justified.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.