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Include important concepts - tikanga, whakapapa and manaakitanga in your answers.
Criteria one:
Explain three different roles and responsibilities involved in preparing a marae, choose from - kaiārahi, kaiwero, kaiwhakahaere, kaitautoko, kaiāwhina, kaikōrero, kaumātua, kaikaranga, ringa hora, ringa wera, kaimahi, kaikarakia (you can choose another - just have a chat to whaea about it).
In your explaination include: whakapapa, knowledge, skills and experience.
Example: Kaikaranga.
This role is usually done by .......... because...........
A kaikaranga needs to ..........
The role is important because..........
A kaikaranga prepares for pōwhiri by ..................
To be a kaikaranga you need to know ........
Skills and experience that would help with this role are.......
Criteria two: Roles and responsibilities are explained in terms of specified tasks. Range may include but is not limited to – kaiārahi, kaiwero, kaiwhakahaere, kaitautoko, kaiāwhina, kaikōrero, kaumātua,
kaikaranga, ringa hora, ringa wera, kaimahi, kaikarakia.
For the three roles chosen for criteria one, answer these questions:
What tasks need to be done?
Why do they need to be done?
Does anyone help with these tasks?
What would/could happen if this role wasn't done
What is the traditional reason behind this role.
Criteria three: Explain the purpose of the assigned areas for tangata whenua and manuhiri on a marae.
Explanation includes reasons that areas are assigned for tangata whenua and manuhiri.
What areas are for tangata whenua?
Why are these areas important for tangata whenua?
What areas are for manuhiri?
Why are these areas important for manuhiri?
Explain the selection and positioning of marae resources. Explanation includes reason and purpose of selecting and positioning of marae resources. Range may include but is not limited to – moenga, tūru, whāriki, whakaahua, waka tūpāpaku, whare mate, whare kai, paepae.
Choose two marae resources.
Why are these resources important on a marae?
What are they used for?
Why do they need to be in a particular place?
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