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The official Newfoundland and Labrador English Language Arts 2202 (Applied) curriculum
Newfoundland and Labrador defines English Language Arts 2202 (Applied) 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Strand SL | 12 | Speaking and Listening |
| Strand RV | 17 | Reading and Viewing |
| Strand WR | 12 | Writing and Representing |
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Unit 1Speaking and ListeningOfficial strand · Strand SL
Growing as a practical speaker and listener: communicating clearly in everyday and workplace settings, listening critically, and interacting with sensitivity and respect.
Target 1: Explore, Extend, Clarify and Reflect
- Comparing views to revise an opinionNL-ELA-2202.1.1 — Compare points of view and revise your own opinion when a better one appears.
- Active listening to respondNL-ELA-2202.1.2 — Use active listening skills to respond appropriately to oral language.
- Applying features of oral languageNL-ELA-2202.1.3 — Apply the features of oral language to communicate effectively.
- How oral language influences listenersNL-ELA-2202.1.4 — Evaluate how the features of oral language are used to influence listeners in everyday persuasion.
Target 2: Communicate and Respond
- Strategies for formal and informal communicationNL-ELA-2202.2.1 — Use strategies suited to both formal and informal communication.
- Analyzing strategies for effective communicationNL-ELA-2202.2.2 — Analyze strategies that contribute to effective communication.
- Responding to questions in a variety of situationsNL-ELA-2202.2.3 — Respond to questions appropriately across a variety of situations.
- Advocating a point of view with evidenceNL-ELA-2202.2.4 — Advocate a point of view using supporting, concrete evidence.
Target 3: Interact with Sensitivity and Respect
- Using a variety of communication strategiesNL-ELA-2202.3.1 — Use a variety of communication strategies when interacting.
- Analyzing others' points of viewNL-ELA-2202.3.2 — Analyze others' points of view and the reasons behind them.
- Matching sensitivity to situation, audience, and purposeNL-ELA-2202.3.3 — Demonstrate that different situations, audiences, and purposes require different degrees of sensitivity.
- Implications of different modes of communicationNL-ELA-2202.3.4 — Examine the implications of choosing different modes of communication.
The official wording — 12 outcomes in this unit
- NL-ELA-2202.1.1
Compare points of view to revise their own opinion
- NL-ELA-2202.1.2
Use active listening skills to respond to oral language
- NL-ELA-2202.1.3
Apply features of oral language
- NL-ELA-2202.1.4
Evaluate how the features of oral language are used to influence listeners
- NL-ELA-2202.2.1
Use strategies associated with formal and informal communication
- NL-ELA-2202.2.2
Analyze strategies that contribute to effective communication
- NL-ELA-2202.2.3
Respond to questions in a variety of situations
- NL-ELA-2202.2.4
Advocate a point of view using supporting evidence
- NL-ELA-2202.3.1
Use a variety of communication strategies
- NL-ELA-2202.3.2
Analyze others points of view
- NL-ELA-2202.3.3
Demonstrate that different situations, audiences, and purposes require different degrees of sensitivity
- NL-ELA-2202.3.4
Examine the implications of using different modes of communication
Unit 2Reading and ViewingOfficial strand · Strand RV
Growing as a practical reader and viewer: selecting and understanding everyday and media texts, researching real questions, and responding to texts personally and critically.
Target 4: Select, Read and View a Range of Texts
- Reading and viewing texts for different purposesNL-ELA-2202.4.1 — Read and view a variety of texts for different everyday purposes.
- Strategies to enhance understanding of a textNL-ELA-2202.4.2 — Use specific strategies to enhance your understanding of a text.
- Summarizing details of textsNL-ELA-2202.4.3 — Summarize the key details of a variety of texts.
- Analyzing how text features create meaningNL-ELA-2202.4.4 — Analyze how text features are used to create meaning and achieve different purposes.
- How texts influence behaviours and opinionsNL-ELA-2202.4.5 — Understand how everyday texts can influence behaviours and opinions.
Target 5: Inquiry
- Investigating topics for inquiryNL-ELA-2202.5.1 — Investigate and frame topics for inquiry.
- Selecting information from sourcesNL-ELA-2202.5.2 — Select the information you need from a variety of sources.
- Analyzing how source information relates to a topicNL-ELA-2202.5.3 — Analyze how information from a variety of sources relates to your topic.
- Integrating information for a learning taskNL-ELA-2202.5.4 — Integrate information from sources to meet a task's requirements.
Target 6: Respond Personally
- Explaining connections between experience and textsNL-ELA-2202.6.1 — Explain connections between your own experiences, emotions, and texts.
- Analyzing more than one interpretationNL-ELA-2202.6.2 — Analyze more than one interpretation of a text.
- Justifying opinions about issues in textsNL-ELA-2202.6.3 — Justify your opinions about issues, messages, and situations in texts.
Target 7: Respond Critically
- Examining effects of stylistic techniquesNL-ELA-2202.7.1 — Examine the effects of stylistic techniques used in various texts.
- How different texts influence an audienceNL-ELA-2202.7.2 — Explain how different texts influence an audience.
- Identifying multiple viewpoints within a textNL-ELA-2202.7.4 — Identify multiple viewpoints within a text.
- Justifying critical responses to textsNL-ELA-2202.7.5 — Justify your own critical responses to a range of texts.
The official wording — 17 outcomes in this unit
- NL-ELA-2202.4.1
Read and view a variety of texts for different purposes
- NL-ELA-2202.4.2
Use specific strategies to enhance understanding of a text
- NL-ELA-2202.4.3
Summarize details of a variety of texts
- NL-ELA-2202.4.4
Analyze how text features are used to create meaning and achieve different purposes
- NL-ELA-2202.4.5
Understand how texts can influence behaviours and opinions
- NL-ELA-2202.5.1
Investigate topics for inquiry
- NL-ELA-2202.5.2
Select information from a variety of sources
- NL-ELA-2202.5.3
Analyze how information from a variety of sources relates to a topic
- NL-ELA-2202.5.4
Integrate information to meet the requirements of a learning task
- NL-ELA-2202.6.1
Explain connections between their own experiences, emotions, and texts
- NL-ELA-2202.6.2
Analyze more than one interpretation of a text
- NL-ELA-2202.6.3
Justify their opinions about issues, messages and situations in texts
- NL-ELA-2202.7.1
Examine the effects of stylistic techniques used in various texts
- NL-ELA-2202.7.2
Explain how different texts influence an audience
- NL-ELA-2202.7.3
Interpret social issues and cultural perspectives in a variety of texts
- NL-ELA-2202.7.4
Identify multiple viewpoints within a text
- NL-ELA-2202.7.5
Justify their own critical responses of a range of texts
Unit 3Writing and RepresentingOfficial strand · Strand WR
Growing as a functional writer and representer: writing to clarify and reflect, creating clear texts for real purposes and audiences, and refining them to be effective.
Target 8: Write to Explore, Clarify, Reflect and Imagine
- Applying strategies when writing and representingNL-ELA-2202.8.1 — Apply a variety of strategies when writing and representing.
- Creating texts using stylistic techniquesNL-ELA-2202.8.2 — Create a variety of texts using a range of stylistic techniques.
- Analyzing perspectives and biases in own textsNL-ELA-2202.8.3 — Analyze the perspectives and biases present in the texts you create.
- Assessing own writing strategies and processesNL-ELA-2202.8.4 — Assess your own writing and representing strategies and processes.
Target 9: Create Texts
- Creating texts independently and collaborativelyNL-ELA-2202.9.1 — Create a range of texts both independently and collaboratively.
- Using appropriate form, style, and contentNL-ELA-2202.9.2 — Use the appropriate form, style, and content for specific audiences and purposes.
- How text construction influences audience responseNL-ELA-2202.9.3 — Analyze how text construction can influence audience response.
- Assessing feedback when creating or revisingNL-ELA-2202.9.4 — Assess feedback from others when creating or revising texts.
Target 10: Develop Effective Writing Products
- Using conventions of written languageNL-ELA-2202.10.1 — Use the conventions of written language.
- Creating texts that are clear and preciseNL-ELA-2202.10.2 — Create a range of texts that are clear and precise.
- Evaluating effectiveness of own textsNL-ELA-2202.10.3 — Evaluate the effectiveness of the texts you create.
- Refining strategies to engage the audienceNL-ELA-2202.10.4 — Refine your use of strategies to engage the audience and communicate meaning.
The official wording — 12 outcomes in this unit
- NL-ELA-2202.8.1
Apply a variety of strategies when writing and representing
- NL-ELA-2202.8.2
Create a variety of texts using a range of stylistic techniques
- NL-ELA-2202.8.3
Analyze the perspectives and biases present in texts they create
- NL-ELA-2202.8.4
Assess their own writing and representing strategies and processes
- NL-ELA-2202.9.1
Create a range of texts both independently and collaboratively
- NL-ELA-2202.9.2
Use the appropriate form, style and content for specific audiences and purposes
- NL-ELA-2202.9.3
Analyze how text construction can influence audience response
- NL-ELA-2202.9.4
Assess feedback of others when creating or revising texts
- NL-ELA-2202.10.1
Use the conventions of written language
- NL-ELA-2202.10.2
Create a range of texts that are clear and precise
- NL-ELA-2202.10.3
Evaluate the effectiveness of texts they create
- NL-ELA-2202.10.4
Refine their use of strategies to engage the audience and communicate meaning
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