Te Ao Haka Achievement Standards

NCEA Level 1 Te Ao Haka Māori Performing Arts Understanding Assessment Requirements

What is Te Ao Haka?

Traditional Māori performing arts Encompasses haka, waiata, and poi Cultural expression and storytelling Connection to whakapapa and identity

NCEA Level 1 Te Ao Haka Standards Overview

AS 91320: Perform a repertoire of Māori performing arts AS 91321: Demonstrate understanding of a Māori performing arts context AS 91322: Compose or devise a Māori performing arts piece

Subject Learning Outcomes Framework

AS 91320: Perform a Repertoire

Individual and group performances Technical skills in haka, waiata, poi Cultural authenticity and respect Performance confidence and expression

Performance Skills Self-Assessment

Rate your current skills (1-5 scale): Haka movements and posture Vocal projection in waiata Poi coordination and rhythm Cultural understanding and respect

AS 91321: Understanding Context

Historical and cultural significance Regional variations and iwi traditions Contemporary relevance and adaptation Connection to tikanga Māori

Cultural Context Discussion

How does haka connect performers to their ancestors? What role does waiata play in Māori storytelling? How do regional differences reflect iwi identity?

AS 91322: Compose or Devise

Creating original Māori performing arts pieces Incorporating traditional elements appropriately Reflecting personal or community narratives Demonstrating cultural sensitivity and authenticity

Assessment Levels Explained

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Goal Setting Workshop

Choose your target achievement level Identify specific skills to develop Create a practice schedule Find cultural mentors or kaumātua

Cultural Protocols and Respect

Understanding tapu and noa concepts Appropriate use of traditional elements Seeking permission and guidance Respecting intellectual property