English 12
Nova Scotia · Grade 12 · English Language Arts — the complete curriculum-aligned outline, taught skill by skill by MapleMind's AI tutor.
Unit 1: Speaking and Listening
Speaking and listening to explore and reflect at a sophisticated level, to communicate and respond in leadership and support roles across complex situations, and to make critical language and voice choices with sensitivity and respect.
- Asking discriminating questions to evaluate ideas
- Advocating and justifying positions convincingly
- Interacting in leadership and support roles in complex situations
- Adapting language and delivery in complex contexts
- Evaluating verbal and nonverbal elements of powerful communication
- Making critical language choices of tone and style
- Expressing voice or choosing to remain silent
Unit 2: Reading and Viewing
Reading and viewing complex, sophisticated, and world literary texts; researching and evaluating research processes; responding personally and critically to challenging texts; and analysing issues related to gender-based violence through a variety of texts.
- Experiencing world literary genres and modes
- Constructing meaning in complex and sophisticated texts
- Articulating one's own processes with sophisticated texts
- Researching systematically to meet learning needs
- Evaluating one's own research processes
- Making informed personal responses that explore diverse perspectives
- Justifying points of view and interpreting ambiguities
- Critically evaluating accessed information
- Showing relationships among language, purpose, and audience
- Describing, discussing, and evaluating characteristics of texts
- Examining how texts reveal and produce ideologies and identities
- Examining how media texts construct roles, culture, and reality
- Examining how textual features help create meaning
- Analysing how texts influence perceptions of those impacted
- Reflecting on cultural perspectives and systemic issues
- Analysing authors' responsibility in portrayal
- Evaluating the impact of bystander intervention
Unit 3: Writing and Other Ways of Representing
Using writing and other ways of representing to explore and reflect on challenging texts and insights; creating texts that control meaning for complex demands; and using a range of strategies with accurate conventions and skillful crafting.
- Writing to explore insights into challenging texts
- Reconstructing increasingly complex knowledge through notes
- Making effective choices to enhance imaginative writing
- Understanding how construction creates and controls meaning
- Making critical choices for complex purposes and audiences
- Evaluating others' responses to one's work
- Applying the strategies that work for you as a creator
- Using conventions accurately and consistently
- Committing to skillful crafting across a range of work
- Integrating information from many sources to communicate meaning
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