Canadian Literature 12
Nova Scotia · Grade 12 · English Language Arts — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Reading
Selecting and reading a wide range of Canadian literature — poetry, short and long prose, and drama — with understanding, and situating texts in their geographical, historical, social, and cultural contexts.
- Selecting and reading Canadian literature by interest
- Experiencing poetry, prose, and drama in Canadian literature
- Reading Canadian texts in their contexts
Unit 2: Responding
Responding personally and critically to a range of Canadian literature — making connections, justifying points of view, recognizing that interpretations reflect different reader perspectives, and evaluating the significant characteristics of Canadian texts and genres.
- Exploring personal connections to Canadian literature
- Articulating and justifying points of view about texts
- Examining how responses reflect reader perspectives
- Reflecting on what responses reveal about values and attitudes
- Examining how texts reveal and produce values and positions
- Describing, discussing, and evaluating texts and genres
Unit 3: Identity, Diversity, and Voice
Reading Canadian literature through an identity, diversity, and voice lens — recurring themes and values, the reasons for and effects of point of view, entering imaginatively into characters' lives, and examining characters' development and self-understanding.
- Identifying recurring themes, values, and attitudes
- Examining the reasons for and effects of point of view
- Entering imaginatively into characters' lives
- Examining characters' development and self-understanding
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