What do students need to do for AS 91786?

1. Discuss a chosen topic or issue in a group setting, using natural Māori language 2. Critically examine and break down the main ideas in the discussion 3. Analyse different viewpoints and ideas that come up during the conversation 4. Challenge or question other speakers' ideas thoughtfully and logically 5. Present your analysis in a way that is convincing and clear to listeners

What mistakes do students typically make in AS 91786?

1. Not examining the main ideas deeply enough or only skimming the surface of the topic 2. Failing to challenge or question other people's ideas during the discussion 3. Not presenting your analysis in a clear, convincing way that persuades your audience

Te Reo Rangatira / Year 12 (Level 2)

Topic analysis · AS 91786

Q: What's the difference between Achieved, Merit, and Excellence for AS 91786?

Achieved: You discuss the topic, examine the main ideas, and analyse different viewpoints that come up in the conversation. Merit: You critically examine the topic, analyse different viewpoints in depth, and present your analysis clearly to persuade your audience. Excellence: You thoroughly and thoughtfully analyse the main ideas, challenge other viewpoints skillfully, and present your analysis in a sophisticated way that convinces and engages your listeners.

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Level 2 · Year 123 creditsInternalAchievement StandardTe Reo Rangatira 2.10

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National attainment · NZQA · 2024

136 students sat this in 2024 · 84% passed

Excellence38.7%

Merit23.4%

Achieved21.8%

Not Achieved16.1%

In plain EnglishAI-generated · cross-checked against the NZQA assessment report

This standard asks you to discuss and analyse a relevant topic through group conversation (kōrero ā-rōpū). You need to critically examine the main ideas and challenge other people's viewpoints in a thoughtful way. The focus is on developing your ability to analyse, evaluate, and persuade others through spoken Māori discussion.

What you actually do

·Discuss a chosen topic or issue in a group setting, using natural Māori language
·Critically examine and break down the main ideas in the discussion
·Analyse different viewpoints and ideas that come up during the conversation
·Challenge or question other speakers' ideas thoughtfully and logically
·Present your analysis in a way that is convincing and clear to listeners

AAchieved

You discuss the topic, examine the main ideas, and analyse different viewpoints that come up in the conversation.

MMerit

You critically examine the topic, analyse different viewpoints in depth, and present your analysis clearly to persuade your audience.

Topic analysis · AS 91786

136 students sat this in 2024 · 84% passed

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