Te whakarongo ki ngā tohunga reo
You listen to a speaker (Rangi McGarvey) talking about te reo Māori language and answer three questions about what the speaker is saying and why it matters. You need to show you understand the speaker's ideas, explain how specific parts connect to the main points, and back up your answers with examples from what you heard.
You answer all three questions with relevant ideas from the recording, use some supporting details, and explain how they link to the main point—but your explanations are quite short.
You explain your answers clearly, use good supporting details from the recording, show thinking about why the speaker said certain things, and connect ideas to the main topic throughout.
You give thorough explanations with strong evidence from the recording, explore the speaker's ideas in depth, make clear connections between different parts of the topic, and show thoughtful analysis of the speaker's message.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.