Prince Edward Island · Grade 12

Core French, Grade 12

  • FRE621A

Prince Edward Island’s Grade 12 French course, from La production orale et l'ecoute to L'ecriture et la representation.

Units
3
Lessons
4
Skills
13
Provincial exam
None
Official curriculum
princeedwardisland.ca

Unit by unit

Every skill in the course, numbered by unit.

Unit 1 · 7 skills

La production orale et l'ecoute

Active Listening on World Issues

  • Active listening on world issues (autonomous)

    I can apply active-listening strategies autonomously to build the meaning of a complex spoken French message on a world issue - catching all tenses and moods, including a productive subjunctive.

  • Full comprehension of complex speech

    I can show full comprehension of a complex spoken French text on a world issue - synthesizing the whole argument and evaluating how well it is supported.

  • Critically interpreting speaker intent

    I can critically interpret complex spoken French - reading a speaker's intent, detecting bias, and drawing out what is implied but not said.

Speaking on World Issues Autonomously

  • Structuring autonomous speech on world issues

    I can produce coherent, structured spoken French autonomously on a world issue - organizing a full argument and using all tenses and moods, including a productive subjonctif.

  • Speaking with autonomous fluency and precision

    I can speak French autonomously and precisely on a world issue - self-monitoring my accuracy, choosing my register for the audience, and repairing without any support.

  • Debating world issues autonomously

    I can debate a world issue in French autonomously - justifying my position, rebutting counter-arguments, and using the subjonctif and conditionnel to concede, hypothesize and persuade.

  • Presenting a persuasive argument on a world issue

    I can present a persuasive, well-organized French talk on a world issue - a clear thesis, a developed argument, an acknowledged counter-view, and a persuasive conclusion.

The official wording · 7 outcomes
1.1
Appliquer des strategies d'ecoute active afin de construire le sens du message communique.
1.2
Demontrer sa comprehension des textes de plus en plus complexes a l'oral.
1.3
Demontrer sa comprehension des textes de plus en plus complexes a l'oral.
1.4
Appliquer des strategies de production orale pour exprimer sa pensee de facon coherente et structuree dans des situations de la vie courante.
1.5
Appliquer des strategies de production orale pour exprimer sa pensee de facon coherente et structuree dans des situations de la vie courante.
1.6
Employer divers actes langagiers pour s'exprimer, interagir et justifier dans des situations authentiques de presentation et de conversation.
1.7
Employer divers actes langagiers pour s'exprimer, interagir et justifier dans des situations authentiques de presentation et de conversation.

Key ideas

  1. Follow a complex argument on a world issue independently.

  2. Organize a full argument: thesis -> developed reasons -> nuance -> conclusion.

  3. Catch the full range of tenses and moods, including the productive subjonctif.

  4. Use all tenses and moods, including a productive subjonctif and the conditionnel.

  5. Subjonctif after expressions of doubt, will and concession: 'bien que ce soit', 'je doute que ce soit'.

Watch out for

  • Treating 'bien que' with the indicative - it triggers the subjonctif ('soit', not 'est').
  • Using 'il est essentiel que + indicatif' - the subjonctif is required ('agisse', not 'agit').
  • Losing the thread when the speaker shifts mood or time.

Every skill’s key ideas, worked examples and checks are in MapleMind.Practise this unit

Unit 2 · 3 skills

La lecture et le visionnement

Reading Complex Texts Critically

  • Reading strategies for complex texts (autonomous)

    I can apply reading strategies autonomously to construct the meaning of complex, varied French texts on world issues - handling abstract vocabulary, dense argument and figurative language.

  • Critically comprehending everyday text

    I can critically comprehend an everyday-language French text on a world issue - grasping the argument, evaluating how well it is supported, and detecting bias.

  • Reading and interpreting a francophone-world text

    I can read and interpret a cultural French text on the wider francophone world - relating its meaning to PEI's Acadian identity and to the wider Francophonie, thoughtfully and truthfully.

The official wording · 3 outcomes
2.1
Appliquer des strategies de lecture afin de construire le sens de divers types de textes courts.
2.2
Demontrer la comprehension globale des textes essentiellement rediges dans une langue courante.
2.3
Demontrer la comprehension globale des textes essentiellement rediges dans une langue courante.

Key ideas

  1. Handle abstract vocabulary by morphology, context and cognates.

  2. Follow a dense argument across paragraphs using connectors.

  3. Interpret figurative or connotative language, not just literal meaning.

  4. Select and combine strategies independently for any text type.

  5. Grasp the whole argument, then evaluate its support.

Watch out for

  • Reading only literally and missing figurative or connotative meaning.
  • Waiting to be told which strategy to use - Gr12 selects independently.
  • Accepting the writer's argument without weighing the evidence.

Every skill’s key ideas, worked examples and checks are in MapleMind.Practise this unit

Unit 3 · 3 skills

L'ecriture et la representation

Writing Well-Organized Texts on World Issues

  • Autonomous self- and peer-revision

    I can orient a French text autonomously - planning, drafting, and revising through independent self- and peer-revision for ideas, organization, and precise language.

  • Writing a persuasive text on a world issue

    I can write a well-organized French persuasive text on a world issue - a developed thesis, reasons with evidence, an answered counter-view, and a persuasive conclusion - using all tenses and moods including a productive subjonctif.

  • Writing an analytical or reflective text

    I can write an analytical or reflective French text on a social or world topic - analyzing an idea or reflecting on an experience - using elaborated vocabulary and the full range of tenses and moods.

The official wording · 3 outcomes
3.1
Appliquer des strategies d'ecriture pour orienter sa production ecrite.
3.2
Ecrire une variete de textes articules et coherents sur des sujets familiers.
3.3
Ecrire une variete de textes articules et coherents sur des sujets familiers.

Key ideas

  1. Run the whole process independently: plan -> draft -> revise -> edit.

  2. Self-revise for ideas and organization, then edit for precise language.

  3. Peer-revise: give and use specific feedback on a partner's text.

  4. Edit for all tenses and moods, including a productive subjonctif.

  5. Structure: thesis -> developed reasons with evidence -> counter-view answered -> conclusion.

Watch out for

  • Editing language before the argument is organized - revise ideas first.
  • Giving vague peer feedback ('c'est bien') instead of specific suggestions.
  • Arguing one side only - a persuasive text answers the counter-view.

Every skill’s key ideas, worked examples and checks are in MapleMind.Practise this unit

The official curriculum

This page follows Prince Edward Island’s own curriculum for Core French, Grade 12.

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Biology 11 (BIO521A) in the MapleMind app on a tablet: its units, Unit 1 open, and the skills done so far with their starsBiology 11 (BIO521A) in the MapleMind app on a phone: its units, Unit 1 open, and the skills done so far with their stars
Pictured: Biology 11 (BIO521A), another Prince Edward Island course, partway through Unit 1.

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Questions about Core French, Grade 12

What is Core French, Grade 12?

Prince Edward Island’s Grade 12 French course: 3 units and 13 skills, from La production orale et l'ecoute to L'ecriture et la representation.

What units are in Core French, Grade 12?

1. La production orale et l'ecoute, 2. La lecture et le visionnement and 3. L'ecriture et la representation.

Is there a provincial exam for Core French, Grade 12?

No. Prince Edward Island gives no provincial exam for Core French, Grade 12.

Can MapleMind help with Core French, Grade 12?

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