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MB Grade 12 English Curriculum

Support your child through Grade 12 English with lessons and practice built around what Manitoba schools teach, from critical analysis to multimodal composition and oral communication.

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MB Grade 12 English Curriculum

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ELA.12.A1.1Listen critically to understand analyze and interpret point of view values and biases in professional contexts; set goals for communication development
- Listening Purpose Business Technical Goals
- Academic Discussion and Debate Skills
ELA.12.A1.2Evaluate and adjust use of supportive non-verbal cues and inclusive social conventions when listening to and receiving the contributions of others in professional settings
- Active Listening Empathy Questions
- Active Listening Verbal Nonverbal Notes
ELA.12.A1.3Evaluate language and synthesize comments from diverse perspectives to create and sustain inclusive dialogue; determine what additional information research is needed to deepen the investigation or conversation
- Leading Complex Group Dialogues
ELA.12.A1.4Ask multifaceted questions considering viewpoints and perspectives to extend breadth and depth of thought; clarify verify or challenge ideas and conclusions using tactful language to disagree and solve problems
- Active Listening Formulating Questions
- Active Listening Verbal Nonverbal Cues
ELA.12.A1.5Demonstrate mastery flexibility and creativity when using the rules and structures of oral language including syntax verb tense word choice grammar and expanded vocabulary according to different contexts purposes and audiences
- Workplace Speaking Techniques
- Speaking Purpose Job Fairs And Interviews
ELA.12.A1.6Evaluate language use including figurative language and rhetorical devices to enrich meaning and style tailored to the demands of varying contexts audiences and communicative goals
- Diction And Devices Communicate Engage
- Diction And Devices
ELA.12.A2.4Analyze and evaluate morphological knowledge including etymology to analyze words for deeper understanding application and accurate spelling of specialized technical and disciplinary words
- Technical Terms by Area
- Etymology comprehensive analysis of word histories
ELA.12.A2.5Apply extensive vocabulary interpreting how language functions in different contexts including figures of speech; identify the subtle differences associations in the meaning of words with similar definitions
- Scholarly Terms and Usage
- Polysemy
ELA.12.A2.6Apply a range of fluency skills and strategies to comprehend and analyze complex text; demonstrate sophisticated pacing which allows for deep analysis inference and critical reading
- Comprehension Strategies Select Understand Text
- Comprehension Strategies Using Sticky Notes
ELA.12.B1.1Analyze prior knowledge to develop interpretations and perspectives of a variety of texts; engage in critical reflection to make an inference prediction or hypothesis
- Extending Understanding Text Personal Connect
- Extending Understanding Workplace Situations
ELA.12.B1.2Create complex analytical questions and engage in independent interdisciplinary inquiry
- Systematic Research Design
- Research Locate Select Support Ideas
ELA.12.B1.3Engage with a variety of multimodal texts across genres interests and complexities to reflect or synthesize solidify what has been learned connecting new information with prior knowledge
- Integrating Advanced Sources
- Analyzing Texts Information Theme Analysis
ELA.12.B1.4Synthesize information from a variety of multimodal texts considering the source intended audience inferred meaning and implicit bias; cite evidence from multiple texts sources
- Critical Literacy Bias Perspective Analysis
- Critical Literacy Workplace Values Online
ELA.12.B2.1aCritique various text cues including genres features patterns across a range of multimodal texts; evaluate their effectiveness in achieving different purposes and connecting with diverse audiences
- Text Features Typography Guide Words Tables Charts Maps
- Visual Text Elements Design Principles
ELA.12.B2.1bCritique various text cues including genres features patterns across a range of multimodal texts; evaluate their effectiveness in achieving different purposes and connecting with diverse audiences
- Understanding Media Texts Creating Purpose
- Interpreting Messages Overt And Implied
ELA.12.B2.1cCritique various text cues including genres features patterns across a range of multimodal texts; evaluate their effectiveness in achieving different purposes and connecting with diverse audiences
- Creative Story Forms
- Literary Categories Adventure to Memoir Text Types
ELA.12.B2.2aUse and evaluate textual cues and prominent organizational patterns of a range of multimodal texts to construct confirm meaning and interpretation
- Advanced Argument Evaluation
- Complex sentences
ELA.12.B2.2bUse and evaluate textual cues and prominent organizational patterns of a range of multimodal texts to construct confirm meaning and interpretation
- Understanding Content Graphs And Websites
- Analyzing Texts Manuals And Diagrams
ELA.12.B2.3Make predictions using background knowledge and text content and cues; confirm refute modify predictions by analyzing a range of text evidence
- Global Text Analysis
- Making Inferences From Text Evidence
ELA.12.B2.4aAnalyze and critically assess connections between personal experiences a range of multimodal texts and knowledge of world including history events issues to develop a depth of understanding
- International Issues
- Extending Understanding Text World Connection
ELA.12.B2.4bAnalyze and critically assess connections between personal experiences a range of multimodal texts and knowledge of world to develop a depth of understanding
- College Level Writing
- Research Planning Sources And Documentation
ELA.12.B2.4cAnalyze and critically assess connections between personal experiences a range of multimodal texts and knowledge of world to develop a depth of understanding and interpretations of texts
- Renaissance Poetry and Sonnets
- Romantic Poetry Blake Wordsworth and Coleridge
ELA.12.B2.5aApply the use of a broad repertoire of strategies including rhetorical devices such as paradox juxtaposition irony to monitor and extend interpretations of text based on purpose genre and text complexity
- Advanced Analysis Methods
- Persuasive Techniques Using Appeals and Rhetoric
ELA.12.B2.5bApply the use of a broad repertoire of strategies including rhetorical devices to monitor and extend interpretations of text based on purpose genre and text complexity
- Enlightenment Essays and Philosophical Writing
- Orwell and Political Dystopia
ELA.12.B2.5cApply the use of a broad repertoire of strategies to monitor and extend interpretations of text based on purpose genre and text complexity including philosophical arguments
- Understanding Philosophy Texts
- Evaluating Logic in Arguments
ELA.12.B2.5dApply the use of a broad repertoire of strategies to monitor and extend interpretations of text based on purpose genre and text complexity including technical documents
- Legal Status First Peoples Oral Evidence in Law
- Legal Status First Peoples Oral Tradition Land Evidence
ELA.12.B2.5eApply the use of a broad repertoire of strategies including rhetorical devices such as irony to monitor and extend interpretations of text based on purpose genre and text complexity including satire
- Restoration Drama and Satire
- Swift's Satirical Essays and Social Commentary
ELA.12.B2.6aSynthesize and summarize ideas concepts themes viewpoints from individual or multiple texts; construct connections between ideas and maintain integrity to author's message; avoid personal opinions or biases
- Advanced Information Integration
- Understanding Content Important Ideas Support
ELA.12.B2.6bSynthesize and summarize ideas concepts themes viewpoints from individual or multiple texts; construct connections between ideas and maintain integrity to author's message
- Scholarly Research Methods
- Reading Purpose Workplace Documents
ELA.12.B2.7aSynthesize and articulate new ideas using discipline specific vocabulary; examine how various perspectives and contexts influence the interpretation of text; integrate and apply new knowledge into interdisciplinary learning
- Source Integration
- Interconnected Skills From Other Areas
ELA.12.B2.7bSynthesize and articulate new ideas using discipline specific vocabulary; examine how various perspectives and contexts including cultural historical intellectual influence the interpretation of text
- Analyzing Key US Historical Documents
- Anglo-Saxon Literature and Epic Poetry
ELA.12.B2.7cSynthesize and articulate new ideas using discipline specific vocabulary; integrate and apply new knowledge into interdisciplinary learning
- Advanced Tier 3 vocabulary introductory science terminology
- Environmental Literature and Science Writing
ELA.12.B3.1Critically assess how diversity inclusion and equity are portrayed omitted in text; synthesize ideas across multiple texts and collect evidence to support claims about representation inequities and bias
- Advanced Media Analysis
- Critical Literacy Media Text Perspectives
ELA.12.B3.2aCritique facts opinions and bias in various texts; identify complex forms of bias including selective omission confirmation bias framing; evaluate sources and assess the quality of evidence
- Evaluating Texts Communication Effectiveness
- Production Factors
ELA.12.B3.2bCritique facts opinions and bias in various texts; identify complex forms of bias; evaluate sources and assess the quality of evidence
- Audience Responses Understanding Types
- Media Conventions Techniques Meaning
ELA.12.B3.2cCritique facts opinions and bias in various texts; identify complex forms of bias; evaluate sources and assess the quality of evidence
- Critical Literacy Talk Shows And Speeches
- Geographic names
ELA.12.B3.3aInvestigate text creator's purpose background and motivation in selecting a particular point of view; identify how competing viewpoints within across texts interact
- Advanced Speaking Tactics
- Speaking Purpose Audience Language Choice
ELA.12.B3.3bInvestigate text creator's purpose background and motivation; identify how competing viewpoints interact and how social cultural or historical contexts influence presentation
- Scholarly Reasoning
- Languages races nationalities religions
ELA.12.B3.4Analyze and synthesize personal textual and societal insights to critically reflect on bias prejudice and its effect; assess how personal identify influences interpretation
- Critical Literacy Perspectives Power Values
- Analyzing Texts
ELA.12.C1.1Select and clarify a topic based on the evaluation of ideas generated from various contexts; focus topic based on purpose perspective format and context
- Topic/Purpose/Audience
- Topic Purpose Audience Write Documents
ELA.12.C1.2aIntegrate and evaluate multiple sources including academic texts expert opinions digital media; assess conflicting viewpoints bias; assess reliability across traditional text and digital sources
- Advanced Academic Essays
- Source Evaluation and Information Literacy
ELA.12.C1.2bIntegrate and evaluate multiple sources including academic texts expert opinions digital media; assess reliability across traditional text and digital sources
- Proper Citation in Academic Writing
- Citation Techniques in Academic Writing
ELA.12.C1.3aUse a range of strategies and multiple planning tools including mind maps outlines research organizers to plan a narrative analytical reflective or multimodal text
- Organizing Ideas Sort Order Patterns
- Organizing Ideas
ELA.12.C1.3bUse a range of strategies and multiple planning tools to plan a narrative analytical reflective or multimodal text
- Creative Strategy Ideation
- Generating Ideas Rapid Writing Surveys
ELA.12.C1.4aChoose and or adapt blend forms for different messages audiences and purposes; adapt blend forms more flexibly and creatively to develop a more complex text
- Form Writing Different Purposes Audiences
- Argumentative Research Writing
ELA.12.C1.4bChoose and or adapt blend forms for different messages audiences and purposes; adapt blend forms more flexibly and creatively to develop a more complex text
- Analyzing Complex Reasoning
- Eliminating wordiness and redundancy
ELA.12.C1.5aCreate more complex multimodal texts by integrating modes; use varied thinking strategies to draft ideas effectively and creatively; use advance digital platforms
- Advanced Literature Studies
- Informative Research Writing and Documentation
ELA.12.C1.5bCreate more complex multimodal texts including digital portfolio social media posts podcasts by integrating modes; use varied thinking strategies to draft ideas effectively and creatively
- Digital Production Workflows
- Production Media Form Conventions
ELA.12.C2.1aEvaluate and choose appropriate organizational structures to achieve a specific purpose for a particular audience; demonstrate use of impactful techniques and transitions
- Building Advanced Arguments
- Clarity And Coherence Arguments Evidence
ELA.12.C2.1bEvaluate and choose appropriate organizational structures to achieve a specific purpose for a particular audience; demonstrate use of impactful techniques and transitions
- Understanding Literary Analysis
- Information Relevance Assessment
ELA.12.C2.1cEvaluate and choose appropriate organizational structures to achieve a specific purpose for a particular audience; demonstrate use of impactful techniques and transitions
- Reviewing Content Relevance Accuracy
- Organizations and institutions
ELA.12.C2.2aReread and use more varied sentence lengths patterns and structures for emphasis rhythm and clarity; sentences connect smoothly within and between paragraphs; apply grammatical correctness
- Effective Language Control
- Advanced Grammar Usage Skills
ELA.12.C2.2bReread and use more varied sentence lengths patterns and structures for emphasis rhythm and clarity; sentences connect smoothly within and between paragraphs; tone and voice are evident
- Voice Establish Distinctive Purpose
- Creative and Narrative Writing
ELA.12.C2.3Use concise purposeful discipline specific words considering a focused purpose genre and form; refine word choice to enhance nuance meaning and influence audience interpretation
- Vocabulary Resource Usage
- Advanced Vocabulary and Etymology
ELA.12.C2.4aConstruct voice that is confident mature and established for purpose and audience; can shift voice fluidly across genres including analytical argumentative; adjust voice and tone in text deliberately
- Elements of Style Writers Diction Vocabulary Choices
- Phrasal verbs common examples
ELA.12.C2.4bConstruct voice that is confident mature and established for purpose and audience; adjust voice and tone in text deliberately for different forms and audiences
- Advanced Audience Communication Strategy
- Interpersonal Strategies Customer Service
ELA.12.C2.4cConstruct voice that is confident mature and established for purpose and audience; use rhetorical strategies to enhance voice; adjust voice and tone in text deliberately
- College Application Writing Personal Statements
- College Application Essays and Personal Statements
ELA.12.C2.4dConstruct voice that is confident mature and established for purpose and audience; adjust voice and tone in text deliberately for different forms and audiences
- Purpose And Audience Media Text Planning
- Media Creation Form Selection Appropriate
ELA.12.C2.5Refine writing for final publication presentation; review how the message flows using word choice and purposeful transitions; revise to ensure a variety of sentences are used to affect style tone and voice
- Proofreading Guidelines Correction
- Final Product Meeting Criteria
ELA.12.C3.1aWrite fluently and legibly polished; demonstrate sophisticated document design and integration of multimedia digital tools and skills including creating resumes reports digital presentations
- Publishing Presentation Features Clarity
- Audio Visual Aids Using Presentation Software
ELA.12.C3.1bDemonstrate sophisticated document design and integration of multimedia digital tools and skills including creating resumes reports digital presentations for different purposes and audiences
- Industry Standards
ELA.12.C3.1cWrite fluently and legibly polished; demonstrate sophisticated document design and integration of multimedia digital tools and skills including creating digital portfolios
- Portfolio Growth Examples
- Digital Publishing and Portfolio Creation
ELA.12.C3.2Integrate a range of spelling patterns and rules to accurately spell complex academic or unfamiliar words; apply knowledge of Latin Greek roots and affixes
- Spelling Using Rules And Resources
- Greek and Latin prefixes
ELA.12.C3.3Apply capitalization precisely across a range of writing genres with attention to style guides genre-specific conventions academic writing job titles formal citations
- Manual Writing Standards
- Conventions Standard Canadian Punctuation Spelling Usage
ELA.12.C3.4aUnderstand and apply punctuation correctly; understand how punctuation contributes to clarity of message and to the credibility and polish of text
- Punctuation Usage Communicate Meaning
- Semicolons in a complex series advanced usage with internal commas
ELA.12.C3.4bUnderstand and apply punctuation correctly; use punctuation as a stylistic device to shape voice rhythm and tone; understand how punctuation contributes to clarity and credibility in multimodal projects
- Presentation Techniques Content and Delivery Methods
- Media Text Creation Purpose Audience Production
ELA.12.C3.5aCreate final copy of a multimodal project often with a critical lens; demonstrate mastery in selecting and integrating modes to enhance message
- Audio Visual Aids Support Enhance Present
- Understanding Presentation Visual Aids
ELA.12.C3.5bCreate final copy of a multimodal project including podcasts; demonstrate mastery in selecting and integrating modes to enhance message
- Interpreting Texts Using Comic Broadcast
- Interpreting Texts Using Drama Evidence
ELA.12.D1.1aIntegrate tone volume and expression with ease; intentionally choose specific delivery style based on audience context message; refine delivery for effect and impact
- Vocal Strategies Tone Pace Volume Audience
- Vocal Strategies Tone Pace Volume Emphasis
ELA.12.D1.1bIntegrate tone volume and expression with ease; intentionally choose specific delivery style based on audience context message; refine delivery for effect and impact
- Analyzing Texts Media Radio Commercial
- Extending Understanding
ELA.12.D1.2aUtilize a variety of elements (visual and multimedia) to enhance oral and written communication; evaluate sources and effectiveness of elements for an audience
- Understanding Content Using Visual Summaries
- Multimodal Presentations and Digital Literacy
ELA.12.D1.2bUtilize a variety of elements (visual and multimedia) to enhance oral and written communication; evaluate sources and effectiveness of elements for an audience
- Clarity And Coherence Using Structure Style
- Avoiding clichés
ELA.12.D1.3aAdapt structure and language for a multimedia or group presentation; anticipate and engage with audience beliefs expectations and biases; build smooth flow between points using rhetorical devices
- Rhetorical Devices Language Figurative Emotional Logic
- Voice strategic use of active vs passive for rhetorical effect
ELA.12.D1.3bAdapt structure and language for a multimedia or group presentation; anticipate and engage with audience beliefs expectations and biases
- Digital Leadership Principles
- Multimodal Reading Strategies Content Section
ELA.12.D2.1Analyze evaluate and review personal growth as a listener speaker reader writer viewer and representer and focus on how to approach new challenges through strategic decisions
- Metacognitive Strategies Self Reflection Learning Process
- Metacognition Strategies Improvement
ELA.12.D2.2Use course criteria to assess learning; use tools to assess own understanding learning
- Research Study Planning
- Evaluating Texts
ELA.12.D2.3Receive descriptive feedback from others; reflect on how to refine strategies for listening speaking reading viewing writing or representing
- Understanding Presentation Evaluate Strategy
- Non-Verbal Cues In Workplace Context
ELA.12.D2.4Reflect on and set specific short long-term learning goals to continue to develop as a listener speaker reader writer viewer representer; plan steps to achieve goal(s)
- Responsible Research Conduct
- Making Inferences
ELA.12.D2.5Monitor progress by collecting evidence of learning; track growth towards goal achievement
- Evaluating Texts Using Evidence From Text
- Independent Reading and Literary Criticism

Grade 12 English

About Grade 12 Manitoba English

Manitoba's Grade 12 English course follows the Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes, organized around listening and speaking, reading and viewing, and writing and representing. Students at this level analyze complex texts, evaluate bias and perspective, compose analytical and multimodal pieces, and refine oral delivery for professional contexts. StudyPug provides step-by-step lessons, guided practice, and worked examples aligned to each strand so students can work through every outcome at their own pace.

Strands: Listening and Speaking, Reading and Viewing, Writing and Representing, and Language Study
Step-by-step lessons and guided practice for every Manitoba Grade 12 English outcome
Worked examples covering rhetorical analysis, critical reading, and multimodal composition
Aligned to the Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes for Grade 12 English

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Listening and Speaking: Critical listening in professional contexts, evaluating non-verbal cues, inclusive dialogue, multifaceted questioning, mastery of oral language structures, and refined delivery for different audiences.
Language Study: Figurative language and rhetorical devices, morphological and etymological analysis, expanded vocabulary, and the subtle distinctions between words with similar meanings.
Reading and Viewing: Fluency and pacing with complex texts, critical analysis of multimodal texts across genres, evaluating bias and perspective, synthesizing information from multiple sources, and applying rhetorical reading strategies including paradox, irony, and satire.
Writing and Representing: Planning and composing analytical, reflective, and multimodal texts; organizational structures for specific purposes and audiences; voice, tone, word choice, grammar, punctuation, and sophisticated document design including digital portfolios and presentations.

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When a student gets stuck on a Manitoba Grade 12 English task - whether that means unpacking an author's rhetorical strategy, structuring an analytical argument, or editing a multimodal project for clarity - StudyPug breaks the skill down into clear, manageable steps. Each lesson moves from explanation to worked example to practice so students build confidence before the next assignment.

Students can revisit any lesson as many times as they need, working through the Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes strand by strand at a pace that fits their schedule.

Aligned to MB Grade 12 English Curriculum

Every lesson and practice problem on StudyPug is mapped to the Manitoba Curriculum Framework of Outcomes for Grade 12 English, covering listening and speaking, reading and viewing, writing and representing, and language study - so what your child practices on StudyPug directly supports what they are learning in class.

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