Te whakaatu māramatanga ki ngā take e pāpā ana ki te reo Māori
You need to show that you understand the issues and challenges facing the Māori language today. This means identifying what problems exist (like limited access to Māori-medium education or fewer people learning it), finding examples of these issues in your own community, and recognising what efforts are being made to fix them. You'll explore what's working to revive and protect te reo Māori and what isn't.
You identify the main challenges facing te reo Māori and name some efforts being made to address them, with basic explanations of how they connect to the problems.
You explain the background and history of why te reo Māori faces challenges, describe specific examples from your community, and analyse whether different responses are actually working to revive the language.
You critically analyse multiple types of responses to language challenges, evaluate how effective they are at protecting and revitalising te reo Māori both generally and in your specific community, and explain the reasons why some work better than others.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.