Te Ao Haka Level 3
TAH3 Course DescriptionTeacher in Charge: Mrs R. McLean.
Recommended Prior LearningAt Level 3 students will have either completed the Achievement Standards or Unit Standards at Level 2.
Te Ao Haka Level 3
Te Ao Haka explores the many cultural aspects of Kapahaka through performance, tikanga and Te Reo Māori. It encourages creativity through song writing, music, choreography and story telling.
At this level, students are encouraged to delve deeper into the different genres of waiata and to begin to make sense of the world around them. This understanding will then lead to learning about composition of original waiata and performed in part by the student. Students will keep a diary of their thoughts and trials around learning different genre and to also critically analyse and compare different groups to one another. They will also learn about a specific skill of their choosing and develop their understanding and competency in how to apply and implement this skill in their performance.
Te Ao Haka will offer "Te Ao Haka" Achievement Standards, or, Māori Performing Arts Unit Standards at this Level.
Te Reo Māori standards will be offered where applicable and at the chosen Level.
Course Overview
Term 1
Learning waiata within the genre of Moteatea, Haka, Waiata a ringa.
Recording daily reflections on performance, understanding of the different disciplines learning throughout the term.
Composing waiata for the purpose of holding and conveying learned Local Histories.
Term 2
Learning waiata within the genre of Whakaeke. Whakawaatea.
Recording daily reflections on performance, understanding of the different disciplines learning throughout the term.
Composing waiata for the purpose of holding and conveying learned Local Histories.
Term 3
Learning waiata within the genre of Poi, Whakaraka
Recording daily reflections on performance, understanding of the different disciplines learning throughout the term.
Composing waiata for the purpose of holding and conveying learned Local Histories.
CAA's Common Assessments
Term 4
Te Ahurei o Pare Hauraki
Assessment Information
Māori Performing Arts Unit Standards, Level 3
US: 22756 Perform a Māori performing arts Bracket. (10) Internal
Actor, Art Director (Film, Television or Stage), Dancer, Film/Television Camera Operator, Director (Film, Television, Radio or Stage), Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL), Media Producer, Barrister, Interpreter, Solicitor, Early Childhood Teacher, Human Resources Adviser, Health Services Manager, Health Care Assistant, Primary School Teacher, Kaiwhakaako Māori, Youth Worker, Secondary School Teacher, Teacher Aide, Television Presenter, Intelligence Officer