ENG
3U, English, Grade 11
University Preparation, (1 credit)
WHAT
YOU WILL LEARN:
Literature
Study and Reading Expectations:
- Read,
analyze, and demonstrate understanding of texts from various periods,
especially in terms of information, ideas, themes, issues, and language
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Demonstrate an understanding of the elements of fiction, drama, poetry
and non-fiction
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Demonstrate an understanding of basic literary theory and criticism,
as well as the elements of style in texts from various periods
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Demonstrate an understanding of English language development from Old
English to Shakespeare
Writing
Expectations:
- Use
a variety of print and electronic primary and secondary sources to gather
information for writing, using correct citation formats
- Select
and use appropriate writing forms, especially for literary essays
- Use
a variety of organizational structures and patterns to produce coherent,
creative and flowing written work
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Edit, proofread and revise work independently to ensure accuracy of
information, clarity, appropriate language level and correct grammar
and usage
Media
Expectations:
- Demonstrate
an understanding of a variety of media texts, audiences and industry
practices by analyzing representations, forms, and techniques in media
works
- In
particular, students will examine the effect of technology on contemporary
methods of communication, with emphasis on Marshall McLuhan’s
communication theories
*This
course prepares students for Grade 12 English, University
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HOW
YOU WILL LEARN:
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In this course, students will have the opportunity to develop their
language skills through reading (fiction and non-fiction), writing,
group assignments and presentations, class discussions and lectures.
Students will also work on an Independent Study Project
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