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BC English First Peoples 12 Curriculum

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1.1.1

BC Canadian and Global First Peoples Texts:

1.1.2

Text Forms and Genres:

2.1.1

Common Themes in First Peoples Literature:

2.1.2

Reconciliation in Canada:

3.1.1

Legal Status:

3.1.2

Purposes of Oral Texts:

3.1.3

Relationship Between Oral Tradition and Land/Place:

4.1.1

Ownership and Use of First Peoples Oral Texts:

4.1.2

Acknowledgement of Territory:

4.1.3

Situating Oneself in Relation to Others and Place:

4.1.4

First Nations Communities and Aboriginal Organizations:

5.1.1

Text Features:

5.1.2

Function:

5.1.3

Narrative Structures Found in First Peoples Texts:

6.1.1

Features of Oral Language:

6.1.2

Elements of Style:

6.1.3

Language Change:

6.1.4

Rhetorical Devices:

6.1.5

Usage and Conventions:

6.1.6

Literary Elements and Devices:

6.1.7

Persuasive Techniques: