NCEA L1 Te Reo Māori case studies
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NCEA Level 1 Te Reo Māori is the first level of the National Certificate of Educational Achievement in the study of listening, speaking, reading and writing in Māori. It sits within the NCEA structure, New Zealand's main secondary school qualification, which is recognised by employers and used for selection by universities and other tertiary providers in New Zealand and overseas. The NCEA L1 Te Reo Māori case studies are 5 cases and about 2,822 words.
1Noho marae briefing: 'kua rite' or 'kāore anō kia rite'?
Ana is a Year 11 student at a secondary school in Ōtautahi. Her class is on a three-day noho marae, and on the first morning the kaiāwhina, Whaea Rawinia, gives a 90-second briefing in te reo Māori before anyone eats.
578 words, about 3 min2Mihimihi in 60 seconds for 25 visitors
His mother is Ngāti Porou; he was born and raised in Ōtautahi and goes to school there. His kura is hosting 25 visiting students and teachers from a Wellington school, including two kaumātua, and Hēmi has been asked to mihi to the visitors on behalf of the school.
557 words, about 3 min3Reading a whānau hui pānui for what it does and doesn't say
Ngaire and her whānau (two adults and three children, aged 4, 7 and 9) see this pānui pinned up at the community hall: He PĀNUI - Hui ā-whānau Ka tū te hui ā te Rāapa, te 14 o Here-turi-kōkā, ā te 6.00 pm, ki te wharekai. He kore utu te hui, engari me rēhita mai koe i mua i te 5.45 pm.
576 words, about 3 min4A 60–80 word email to a host whānau in Whakatāne
Tui is one of 12 students from her kura going on a four-day exchange to Whakatāne. Her teacher requires a short email in te reo Māori to her host whānau - Whaea Mere and Matua Hōri, a couple with no children at home - of 60 to 80 words.
577 words, about 3 min5Voicemail from the kapa haka tutor: moved, not cancelled
Mere checks her phone after netball and finds a 45-second voicemail from her kapa haka tutor, Matua Rangi. The corridor is noisy and she listens only once.
534 words, about 3 min