Strong fit
Interpreting past experiences, decisions, and actions using historical
evidence and taking account of context, values, and the information available at the time.
How this resource aligns
The template requires provenance, context, perspective, corroboration, and final judgement, which
are core historical inquiry moves rather than surface comprehension tasks.
Social Studies
Historical inquiry
Evidence-led interpretation
Te Mātaiaho Social Studies `TM-SS-3-ANZH-D1`.
Strong fit
Examining literary, historical, cultural, and social context and using
evidence from a text to support conclusions about purpose and meaning.
How this resource aligns
The senior prompt set supports Phase 4 English by pushing students to interpret perspective,
omission, and meaning rather than just identify content.
English
Phase 4
Context and meaning
Te Mātaiaho English `ENGLISH-18e4b01dbf`.
Aotearoa lens
Senior Aotearoa inquiry should help students test how archives, power,
translation, and mātauranga Māori shape what counts as historical knowledge.
How to teach this well
Pair official sources with Māori-led voices wherever possible and make corroboration a real move,
not a decorative question at the end.
Mātauranga Māori
Corroboration
Knowledge and power
Best used before counter-narrative writing, seminars, or source-based
assessments.