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This standard asks you to show that you understand the key themes, stories, and ideas that are central to Māori visual arts and culture. You need to demonstrate this understanding through speaking, writing, creating artworks, or a combination of these. The themes can come from pūrākau (traditional stories), whānau and community relationships, environmental stories, spiritual concepts, political ideas, or art styles — you choose which ones relate to your context.
You identify and explain a cultural theme or idea from Māori visual arts, and show how it connects to your context.
You explain a cultural theme or idea from Māori visual arts in a relevant way, thinking carefully about why it matters and how it fits your context.
You explain a cultural theme or idea from Māori visual arts in a way that is thoughtful, meaningful, and deeply connected to your context and situation.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.