Teacher-only planning companion for Unit 2 Student Exemplar Analysis Workshop. Use it to turn exemplar study into real writing instruction instead of passive admiration.
Exemplar work is strongest when students name moves and then apply one move immediately in their own draft or plan. Without transfer, the workshop stays decorative.
Examining historical, cultural, and social context and using evidence from texts to support conclusions about meaning, purpose, and perspective.
The workshop helps students notice how claim, evidence, and judgement are built inside a text so they can use those moves in their own writing.
Te Mātaiaho English `ENGLISH-18e4b01dbf`.
Interpreting past experiences, decisions, and actions and making informed judgements using historical evidence and context.
The exemplar extracts model how historical judgement can remain visible without losing evidence or Māori agency.
Te Mātaiaho Social Studies `TM-SS-3-ANZH-D1`.
Exemplars in Aotearoa contexts should strengthen judgement and confidence, not encourage copying or flattening Māori perspectives into a formula.
Ask students to borrow structure, not sentences. Make the transfer move immediate and visible.
Best used just before drafting or revision conferencing.