Culture & Identity

Which of these is NOT an example of culture?

• Our celebrations and traditions

• The colour of our skin

• The food we eat

• The beliefs we have

The ceremony of hair-cutting comes from which culture?

• Russia

• New Zealand

• Niue

• Cuba

Which of these is not a 'culture'

• NZ binge drinking

• Rugby

• Gaming

• Pakeha

Which of these DOES NOT apply to culture?

• It must be shared

• It must be built over time.

• It has to be tied to a specific ethnicity

• It must have shared values and norms.

What is one way people can show their culture?

Which is an OPEN ended question?

• How has your culture changed since moving?

• Who is the most important person in your culture?

• When did you move to New Zealand?

• Where is your culture from?

Which of these is the criteria for Level 6?

• I can identify a culture.

• I can explain how a culture changes or stays the same over time.

• I can assess how people navigate multiple cultures/ identities

• I can describe a culture

Which of these is a primary source?

• A library book

• An internet website

• A documentary

• A whanau member or person involved with the culture.

Which of these questions is CLOSED?

• How do people perceive your culture?

• Why do you do a particular tradition?

• Who can get tattoos in your culture?

• How much does your culture impact on your daily life?

Describe the assessment you have coming up and what you think you have to do for it?