Literacy 1204
Newfoundland and Labrador · Grade 10 · English Language Arts — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Reading and Viewing
Interpreting and understanding texts, and inquiring: building general and topic knowledge, making connections, using comprehension strategies, working with text features and vocabulary, solving unfamiliar words, and planning and questioning through inquiry.
- Building broader general knowledge from texts
- Gathering information on a specific topic
- Making connections to information
- Recognizing purpose and audience in texts
- Using comprehension strategies to build meaning
- Using text features, conventions, and structures
- Building vocabulary for specific topics
- Solving unfamiliar words
- Setting topics and questions for inquiry
- Planning how to find answers
- Expanding topics and questions
- Comparing related ideas
- Recognizing the need to question information
Unit 2: Speaking and Listening
Oral communication: expressing ideas appropriately and clearly across situations, justifying opinions, listening actively to others' perspectives, showing empathy, and considering the impact of how you communicate.
- Expressing ideas appropriately for the situation
- Expressing ideas clearly
- Justifying reasoning for opinions
- Listening actively to others' ideas
- Showing empathy and encouragement
- Considering the impact of how you communicate
Unit 3: Writing and Representing
Creating information: using features, conventions, and structures to create texts; working collaboratively and independently; and creating texts for personal, organizational, and specific purposes.
- Using features and structures to create texts
- Creating texts with others and on your own
- Creating texts to organize yourself
- Creating texts that meet specific purposes
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