English Language Arts, Grade 11
Manitoba · Grade 11 · English Language Arts — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Explore and Discover Language and Literacy
Strand A: oral language communication, and language as the foundation for reading and writing - receiving, exchanging and developing ideas, plus the word study, vocabulary and fluency that underpin literacy.
- Listening critically to oral texts
- Using non-verbal cues and inclusive conventions when listening
- Adjusting language to foster inclusive interaction
- Asking questions to explore and challenge ideas
- Using the rules and structures of oral language
- Adapting spoken language to situation and audience
- Applying morphology to understand and spell words
- Building and refining precise vocabulary
- Applying fluency to comprehend complex text
Unit 2: Comprehend and Respond to Multimodal Texts
Strand B: acquiring new information through inquiry, constructing meaning with comprehension strategies, and thinking critically about multimodal texts and responding to inequities, bias and viewpoints.
- Activating prior knowledge to build understanding
- Creating focused questions to drive inquiry
- Engaging with a variety of multimodal texts
- Analyzing and synthesizing information across sources
- Analyzing and critiquing text cues
- Using textual cues and organizational patterns to construct meaning
- Making and testing predictions with text evidence
- Making connections to deepen understanding
- Selecting and integrating comprehension strategies
- Summarizing and synthesizing complex texts
- Consolidating and communicating new knowledge
- Analyzing how texts portray diversity and equity
- Differentiating facts, opinions and bias
- Examining point of view and viewpoint credibility
- Responding critically to bias and prejudice
Unit 3: Compose and Create Multimodal Texts
Strand C: generating ideas, planning and drafting; enhancing the clarity and artistry of multimodal texts; and editing and publishing.
- Selecting and focusing a topic
- Researching and evaluating sources
- Planning with strategies and tools
- Choosing and blending forms purposefully
- Drafting complex multimodal texts
- Organizing ideas with structure and transitions
- Crafting sentences for meaning and style
- Choosing precise, discipline-specific words
- Controlling voice for purpose and audience
- Revising for clarity, coherence and logic
- Producing legible, well-formatted text
- Applying spelling strategies and word structure
- Applying capitalization conventions
- Applying punctuation for clarity and effect
- Publishing a polished multimodal project
Unit 4: Communicate Ideas and Build New Understandings
Strand D: sharing ideas and information across multimodal forms, and using metacognition to assess language skills, set goals and monitor progress.
- Using tone, volume and expression for delivery
- Combining visuals and media for polished messages
- Structuring a presentation to engage an audience
- Reflecting on and reviewing personal growth
- Using criteria and tools to assess your learning
- Using feedback to refine strategies
- Setting learning goals and planning steps
- Monitoring progress toward goals
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