Level 2 Te Ao Haka
Course Description
Head of Faculty/Teacher in Charge:
Te Ao Haka is a culturally responsive art form, providing opportunities for all ākonga to engage in Māori culture, language, and traditional practice. Te Ao Haka is founded on Mātauranga Māori but is progressive in the development and evolution of the art form.
Students at Level 2 should be experimenting and innovating. This is reflected in the internals' credit values being higher than those of the externals to provide room for creativity and a safe space to develop through taking creative risks. Six credits have been allocated to both internal Achievement Standards for this reason, with the stated aim of bringing out the best in all ākonga in a 'safe', or familiar, space.
Course Overview
What is taught in courses varies from year to year. This course could include:
Exploring elements to create a section of a Te Ao Haka item.
Performing an item to respond to a local kaupapa.
Comparing a Te Ao Haka performance and one other performance.
Respond to a Te Ao Haka performance.
Recommended Prior Learning
No prerequisites other than approval from HOD Māori.
Contributions and Equipment/Stationery
-1B8
-Pens + Highlighters
- Laptop/ Device
Pathway
Assessment Information
All External Assessments are provided as Common Assessment Tasks during the year, not at the end of the year.There are normally two opportunities-one in June, one in September.
There are two practical-based Assessments.
Credit Information
You will be assessed in this course through all or a selection of the standards listed below.
This course is eligible for subject endorsement.
External
NZQA Info
Te Ao Haka 2.1 - Explore elements to create a section of a Te Ao Haka item
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Te Ao Haka 2.2 - Perform a Te Ao Haka item to respond to a local kaupapa
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Te Ao Haka 2.3 - Compare a Te Ao Haka performance and one other performance
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Te Ao Haka 2.4 - Respond to a Te Ao Haka performance
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Disclaimer
Please note that courses will go ahead only if student numbers, staffing, and timetabling allow it. Where a subject is oversubscribed, and there are insufficient numbers or resources to create an extra class, a ballot system may be applied.
Costs
The Board of Trustees has again asked to opt into the Ministry of Education donation scheme. Doing so resulted in the ability to waive student fee donations. Kaiapoi High School aims to deliver quality educational courses over and above those that which is funded by the Ministry. It is likely the School will opt into the donation scheme for 2025, however parental contribution for the costs of trips and activities where participation is optional, and/or components not covered by the Government grant, may be requested. We appreciate the financial support our families make to the School.