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Classical Studies

Level: 3

Aims: To gain understanding and appreciation of the influence of the Classical World on our
culture, philosophy, literature, politics, art, religion and sciences. This course encourages
deep thinking.

Competencies: Critical thinking; Using primary and secondary sources to develop
independent and authentic research methods; Analysing and evaluating social, political and
artistic aspects of the classical world; Understanding connections between the classical
world and society in Aotearoa; Developing advanced written and oral communication skills;
Self-management.

Pathways this course contributes towards: Classical Studies is a highly recommended
course for many tertiary degrees including Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law.

Other essential information: This is a language-rich course which is taught with an
emphases on supporting and developing effective literacy and communication skills.
Students may be offered an opportunity to sit Scholarship in Classical Studies.

For further information see: Ms Koorey.

Proposed Assessments
Standard Standard Title Credits Vocational Pathways
CI PI SI S&C M&T C&I
91397 Demonstrate understanding of significant R 6
ideologies in the classical world L
91398 Demonstrate understanding of the lasting R 6
influences of the classical world on other L
cultures across time
91394 Analyse ideas and values of the classical B 4
world L
91395 Analyse the significance of works of art in B 4
the classical world L
91396 Analyse the impact of a significant B 6
historical figure on the classical world L
R = standard counts towards reading literacy credits, L = standard counts towards L1 literacy credits, B =
standards counts towards either reading or writing literacy credits (UE)

CI = Creative Industries PI = Primary Industries SI = Service Industries
S & C = Social and Community Services M & T = Manufacturing and Technology C & I = Construction and Infrastructure

Internally Assessed Externally Assessed