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BC Grade 11 New Media Curriculum

Lessons and practice for every Grade 11 New Media topic. Aligned to what BC schools teach. Build skills in digital communication, media analysis, and content creation.

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1.1.1

Relationships Between Form Function and Technology:

2.1.1

Elements of Visual/Graphic Texts:

2.1.2

Interactivity:

2.1.3

Narrative Structures in First Peoples Texts:

2.1.4

Protocols for First Peoples Oral Texts:

3.1.1

Reading Strategies:

3.1.2

Oral Language Strategies:

3.1.3

Metacognitive Strategies:

3.1.4

Writing Processes:

3.1.5

Multimodal Reading Strategies:

3.1.6

Multimodal Writing Strategies:

3.1.7

Multimedia Presentation Processes:

4.1.1

Elements of Style:

4.1.2

Usage:

4.1.3

Conventions:

4.1.4

Citation Techniques:

4.1.5

Literary Elements and Devices:

4.1.6

Literal and Inferential Meaning:

5.1.1

Advocacy:

5.1.2

Community Building:

5.1.3

Propaganda:

5.1.4

Manipulation: