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The official Newfoundland and Labrador World Literature 3207 curriculum
Newfoundland and Labrador defines World Literature 3207 by strands and outcomes. MapleMind teaches the same curriculum reorganized for one-skill-at-a-time tutoring — the table shows exactly where every official strand lands, and the ministry's own wording is quoted under each unit below.
Official source Newfoundland and Labrador's official curriculumRead it on the government site — gov.nl.ca ↗| Official strand | Outcomes | Where MapleMind teaches it |
|---|---|---|
| INT | 15 | Integrated ELA Strands |
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Unit 1Integrated ELA StrandsOfficial strand · INT
World literature studied through integrated language arts: communicating understanding of global texts, reflecting personally on them, analyzing them critically, and researching how context shapes and transforms them.
Communication
- Communicating understanding through writingNL-ELA-3207.1.1 — Communicate understanding of texts through formal and informal writing.
- Communicating understanding through speakingNL-ELA-3207.1.2 — Communicate their understanding of texts through formal and informal speaking.
- Communicating understanding through representingNL-ELA-3207.1.3 — Communicate their understanding of texts through other ways of representing.
- Respecting the viewpoints of othersNL-ELA-3207.1.4 — Demonstrate an understanding and respect for the viewpoints of others.
Personal reflection
- Connecting texts to your own experiencesNL-ELA-3207.2.1 — Make connections between texts and their own experiences.
- Justifying your own points of viewNL-ELA-3207.2.2 — Justify their own points of view about texts.
- Examining others' opinions to reflect on your interpretationNL-ELA-3207.2.3 — Examine the opinions of others to reflect on their own interpretations of texts.
- Reflecting on how your bias affects your responseNL-ELA-3207.2.4 — Reflect on how their own personal bias impacts their response and/or interpretation of a text.
Critical analysis
- Refining critical-thinking strategiesNL-ELA-3207.3.1 — Refine and develop critical thinking strategies.
- Analyzing the use of literary elementsNL-ELA-3207.3.2 — Analyze the effective use of literary elements for a variety of purposes.
- Comparing form, genre, and ideas across world textsNL-ELA-3207.3.3 — Compare and contrast form, genre, and ideas in world literature texts.
- Examining moral and ethical issues in world textsNL-ELA-3207.3.4 — Examine moral and ethical issues presented in world literature texts.
Inquiry/research
- Reading world texts for varied purposesNL-ELA-3207.4.1 — Read, view and listen to world literature texts for a variety of purposes.
- Exploring how context shapes world textsNL-ELA-3207.4.2 — Explore how context impacts the development of world literature texts.
- Examining how context transforms texts over timeNL-ELA-3207.4.3 — Examine how context impacts the transformations of texts over time.
The official wording — 15 outcomes in this unit
- NL-ELA-3207.1.1
Communicate understanding of texts through formal and informal writing
- NL-ELA-3207.1.2
Communicate their understanding of texts through formal and informal speaking
- NL-ELA-3207.1.3
Communicate their understanding of texts through other ways of representing
- NL-ELA-3207.1.4
Demonstrate an understanding and respect for the viewpoints of others
- NL-ELA-3207.2.1
Make connections between texts and their own experiences
- NL-ELA-3207.2.2
Justify their own points of view about texts
- NL-ELA-3207.2.3
Examine the opinions of others to reflect on their own interpretations of texts
- NL-ELA-3207.2.4
Reflect on how their own personal bias impacts their response and interpretation of a text
- NL-ELA-3207.3.1
Refine and develop critical thinking strategies
- NL-ELA-3207.3.2
Analyze the effective use of literary elements for a variety of purposes
- NL-ELA-3207.3.3
Compare and contrast form, genre, and ideas in world literature texts
- NL-ELA-3207.3.4
Examine moral and ethical issues presented in world literature texts
- NL-ELA-3207.4.1
Read, view and listen to world literature texts for a variety of purposes
- NL-ELA-3207.4.2
Explore how context impacts the development of world literature texts
- NL-ELA-3207.4.3
Examine how context impacts the transformations of texts over time
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