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Level 1
Identify and explain te taiao occurrences in a local context using pūrākau and waiata
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15976 Unit Standard 2 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . identify te taiao occurrences recalled in a purakau and a waiata; . explain te taiao occurrences that have been retold through the oral traditions of purakau, waiata or both.
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CMR 226
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Demonstrate knowledge of kai preservation
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15983 Unit Standard 2 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to explain: . two tikanga Maori associated with the preservation of kai Maori; and . two kai preservation techniques at a local level.
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CMR 226
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Demonstrate knowledge of the use of rākau Māori
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15985 Unit Standard 3 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . describe two rakau Maori species; . explain the relationship that the selected rakau Maori species have with other native flora and fauna; and . explain the extraction of a selected rakau Maori for processing into a product.
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CMR 226
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Demonstrate knowledge of tikanga for the preparation of mahinga kai
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15988 Unit Standard 2 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . identify and describe a kai Maori suitable for kai in a local context; . describe tikanga Maori associated with mahinga kai in relation to the selection, and preparation of two kai Maori.
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CMR 226
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Demonstrate knowledge of a native bird and its significance to Māori
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15990 Unit Standard 4 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . explain the importance of one native bird to Maori in a local context; . explain the characteristics that help the native bird to survive in its environment; and . explain the environmental relationships that the native bird develops within its own habitat.
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CMR 226
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Explain the importance of one native insect to Māori in a local context
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15991 Unit Standard 2 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to explain the importance of one native insect to Maori in a local context.
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CMR 226
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Describe the role of, and interactions between atua Māori in te taiao
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19670 Unit Standard 2 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . identify and describe the role of atua Maori in te taiao; and . describe interactions between atua Maori in te taiao.
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CMR 226
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Identify and describe a Māori view of te taiao
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19671 Unit Standard 4 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to describe: . taonga in relation to te taiao; . the role of tangata whenua in relation to te taiao; and . an issue relating to te taiao from a tangata whenua perspective.
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CMR 226
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Describe tapu, noa, and mana in relation to the way Māori interact with te taiao
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6137 Unit Standard 3 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to describe: tapu, noa, and mana in relation to the way Maori interact with the natural world.
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CMR 226
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Describe aroha in relation to the way Māori interact with te taiao
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6139 Unit Standard 2 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to describe: . aroha in relation to the way Maori interact with te taiao and aroha in relation to a local whanau, hapu and/or iwi care of te taiao.
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CMR 226
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Level 2
Compare western astronomical theory with Māori cosmology
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Version 4
15979 Unit Standard 3 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: explain western astronomical theory and Maori cosmology and compare them in relation to the beginning of the universe; develop conclusions based on interpretation of western astronomical theory and Maori cosmology; and present a discussion to support either the western astronomical theory or Maori cosmology for the beginning of the universe.
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Explain tikanga Māori for the use of rākau Māori in clothing, whare, waka and implements
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15987 Unit Standard 3 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . describe tikanga associated with the selection and preparation of rakau Maori used for the manufacturing of clothes, whare, waka and implements; . explain why specific rakau Maori are used for specific purposes; and . explain the preparatory process of rakau Maori for an article of clothing or an implement.
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CMR 226
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Describe whanaungatanga in relation to how Māori interact and take care of te taiao
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6141 Unit Standard 3 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to describe: . whanaungatanga in relation to the way Maori interact with te taiao; and . whanaungatanga in relation to a local Maori environmental management system.
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CMR 226
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Level 3
Explain kaitiakitanga in relation to the way Māori interact with te taiao
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6142 Unit Standard 4 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to explain: . kaitiakitanga in terms of how Maori relate to te taiao; and . the use of tikanga Maori as part of exercising kaitiakitanga.
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CMR 226
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Carry out a local kaitiakitanga activity with direction
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6143 Unit Standard 6 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . plan a local kaitiakitanga activity; . carry out a local kaitiakitanga activity; and . evaluate a local kaitiakitanga activity.
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CMR 226
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Identify and explain the different views Māori and Pākehā have in relation to te taiao
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6147 Unit Standard 4 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to identify and explain: . the difference in the way that Maori and Pakeha use and manage natural resources; and . the differences between Maori and Pakeha land tenure systems.
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CMR 226
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Level 4
Explain the features of Māori science and a western science tradition
This standard has expired and is no longer available.
Version 4
15995 Unit Standard 3 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: explain the similarities and differences between a Maori science tradition and a western science tradition; develop conclusions that are substantiated by evidence about the nature of the relationship between the two different traditions, and discuss the effects of colonisation on an area of Maori science.
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Whakaritea te kaupapa kaitiakitanga/Prepare and plan a kaitiakitanga project
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20325 Unit Standard 6 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . identify a local kaitiakitanga issue; and . plan a kaitiakitanga project to investigate the issue.
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CMR 166
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Whakamahia te kaupapa kaitiakitanga/Carry out fieldwork and collect data for a kaitiakitanga project
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20326 Unit Standard 8 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . carry out fieldwork to implement a kaitiakitanga project plan; . collect and record data from fieldwork; and . provide evidence of fieldwork data organisation.
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CMR 166
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Arotakehia te kaupapa kaitiakitanga/Evaluate a kaitiakitanga project
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20327 Unit Standard 10 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: . analyse and interpret data from fieldwork that implements a kaitiakitanga project plan; . critically evaluate and draw conclusions from a kaitiakitanga project in terms of project objectives; . complete a presentation reporting on a kaitiakitanga project; and . analyse the findings of the report and identify possible future developments for the kaitiakitanga project.
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CMR 166
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Explain tino rangatiratanga in relation to the way Māori interact with te taiao
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6148 Unit Standard 6 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to explain: . tino rangatiratanga in relation to the way Maori interact with te taiao; . advantages and disadvantages of whakapapa in relation to the exercise of tino rangatiratanga and the way Maori interact with te taiao; . take whenua in relation to the exercise of tino rangatiratanga; and . the importance of natural and physical features in relation to local iwi or hapu expressions of tino rangatiratanga.
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CMR 166
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