Land use in the time of the early Maori settlers
Achievement Objectives:
- Place and Environment 4.1
How places reflect past interactions of people with the environment
- Inquiry
Collect, process and communicate information about human society.
Learning Outcomes:
Students will be able to:
- Explain how the environment was used by early Maori settlers.
- Identify how the activities of early Maori settlers are reflected in
the environment today.
- Use questions to frame an inquiry.
Criteria for Credit:
Students are able to:
- Use appropriate conventions in their
presentation (title, headings, pictures)
- Present information on early Maori settler land use identifying
at least two reasons why the activity was important.
- Present information on early Maori settler land use identifying
at least one short term and one long term effect.
- List at least one source.
- State the existence of the activity today.
- Include accurate information in their display page.
Criteria for Merit:
Students are able to:
- Use appropriate conventions in their
presentation (title, headings, pictures)
- Present information on early Maori settler land use identifying a
range of reasons why the activity was important.
- Present information on early Maori settler land use identifying a
range of short term and long term effects.
- Discuss the existence of the activity today.
- List a range of sources.
- Include accurate information in their display page.
This material has been produced by UNITEC Institute of Technology
under contract to the Ministry of Education.
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