World Literature 3207
Newfoundland and Labrador · Grade 12 · English Language Arts — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
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Unit 1: Integrated ELA Strands
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 writing
- Communicating understanding through speaking
- Communicating understanding through representing
- Respecting the viewpoints of others
Personal reflection
- Connecting texts to your own experiences
- Justifying your own points of view
- Examining others' opinions to reflect on your interpretation
- Reflecting on how your bias affects your response
Critical analysis
- Refining critical-thinking strategies
- Analyzing the use of literary elements
- Comparing form, genre, and ideas across world texts
- Examining moral and ethical issues in world texts
Inquiry/research
- Reading world texts for varied purposes
- Exploring how context shapes world texts
- Examining how context transforms texts over time
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