COURSE LEARNING OUTCOMES

On successful completion of this course, students should be able to:

1. Explain the phonological, orthographic, lexical and morphosyntactic conventions of Cook Islands Māori using accurate metalinguistic terminology

2. Recognise the variation within varieties of Cook Islands Māori and interrogate issues realating to standardisation.

3. Use new technologies to create contemporary texts (visual, oral or written) in Cook Islands Māori

I muringa aˈo i te ˈakaotiˈanga o tēia ˈāpiˈiˈanga, ka rauka i a koe i te:

1. Ka ꞌakakite mai i te au pū tangiꞌanga, te tātāꞌanga, te au tū kupu, ē te au ture tinitaki o te Reo Māori ki te au kupu kimikite reo.

2. Ka mārama koe i te au mea tūkētūkē i roto i te au reo ꞌenua ē te au reo o te tū tangata i roto i te reo Māori. Pērā katoa ka tāmanako matatio koe i te au manamantā o te ꞌakaꞌāiteiteꞌanga o te reo.

3. Ka rave koe i te au rāvenga rorouira kia ꞌāmaniꞌia tētaꞌ i au kōrero ꞌōu roto i te reo Māori.

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