NB Grade 11 English Curriculum

Lessons and practice for every Grade 11 English topic. Aligned to what New Brunswick schools teach. Build skills in communication, reading, and critical thinking.

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ELA.11.EX.1.a

Developing awareness of personal identity; examining diverse perspectives: Take ideas knowledges and ways of being into account when advocating for explaining or presenting perspectives

ELA.11.EX.1.b

Understanding cultural backgrounds and their influence on communication: Take ideas knowledges and ways of being into account when advocating for explaining or presenting perspectives

ELA.11.EX.1.c

Learning to consider multiple viewpoints in academic discourse: Take ideas knowledges and ways of being into account when advocating for explaining or presenting perspectives

ELA.11.EX.2.a

Developing intentional presentation skills with clear objectives: Present with intention using content language and delivery to convey meaning

ELA.11.EX.2.b

Using effective content language and delivery methods: Present with intention using content language and delivery to convey meaning

ELA.11.EX.2.c

Adapting presentations for specific audiences and contexts: Present with intention using content language and delivery to convey meaning

ELA.11.EX.3.a

Supporting ideas and opinions with credible evidence: Justify perspectives with evidence

ELA.11.EX.3.b

Choosing appropriate evidence to support claims and arguments: Justify perspectives with evidence

ELA.11.EX.3.c

Understanding how social factors influence communication choices: Consider social context when choosing and communicating evidence

ELA.11.EX.3.d

Incorporating diverse viewpoints into argumentative writing: Refine arguments by selecting facts anecdotal evidence and experiences that consider multiple perspectives

ELA.11.EX.4.a

Identifying and eliminating bias in communication: Communicate persuasively citing evidence free from generalizations and bias

ELA.11.EX.4.b

Developing clear persuasive communication strategies: Communicate persuasively citing evidence free from generalizations and bias

ELA.11.EX.5.a

Learning to select and organize content for specific audiences: Make informed selections of content to communicate

ELA.11.EX.5.b

Evaluating sources and information for credibility and relevance: Make informed selections of content to communicate

ELA.11.EX.5.c

Creating presentations that effectively connect with target audiences: Present content in a manner that connects with audience and purpose

ELA.11.EX.6.a

Understanding and applying principles of inclusive communication: Advocate for the inclusivity of language

ELA.11.EX.6.b

Promoting equitable language use in academic and social contexts: Advocate for the inclusivity of language

ELA.11.EX.6.c

Critically analyzing language choices in various texts and contexts: Critically evaluate others use of helpful respectful and equitable language to reflect on and improve use of language

ELA.11.EX.6.d

Implementing thoughtful respectful communication strategies: Communicate using thoughtful and respectful language free from prejudice stereotyping or bias

ELA.11.EX.7.a

Developing skills in asking perceptive and probing questions: Ask and respond to perceptive and probing questions to seek further information and extend understanding and determine next steps

ELA.11.EX.7.b

Learning to synthesize information from multiple sources: Ask and respond to perceptive and probing questions to seek further information and extend understanding and determine next steps

ELA.11.EX.7.c

Developing skills in evaluating and selecting credible resources: Critically select resources to support ideas concepts or claims

ELA.11.EX.8.b

Developing skills for respectful interpersonal communication: Communicate with sensitivity and respect

ELA.11.EX.8.c

Adapting communication conventions for different audiences and purposes: Use conventions flexibly to reflect an understanding of the audience perspective context and purpose

ELA.11.EX.9.a

Developing personal and critical responses to various texts: Respond to oral presentations and stories and multi-modal text citing reactions interpretations and understandings

ELA.11.EX.9.b

Learning to interpret and analyze multimedia texts: Respond to oral presentations and stories and multi-modal text citing reactions interpretations and understandings

ELA.11.EX.9.c

Developing and expressing thoughtful opinions about texts: Respond to oral presentations and stories and multi-modal text providing thoughts and opinions

ELA.11.EX.10.a

Learning appropriate conventions for academic and social conversation: Use conversational conventions that honour the needs rights and feelings of others

ELA.11.EX.10.c

Mastering skills of focused attentive listening: Engage in active listening

ELA.11.RE.1.a

Understanding diverse approaches to knowledge and learning: Consider multiple ways of knowing when evaluating the ideas of others

ELA.11.RE.2.a

Identifying and responding to bias in oral communications: Identify and respond to the perspective and potential bias implicit within a speaker's contribution

ELA.11.RE.3.a

Understanding how language can influence and manipulate audiences: Analyze the power of language to influence and manipulate

ELA.11.RE.3.b

Recognizing manipulative uses of language in various contexts: Analyze the power of language to influence and manipulate

ELA.11.RE.4.a

Examining how language reveals ideas values and worldviews: Critically examine the use of language to identify ideas values and worldviews

ELA.11.WS.1.a

Using word parts and structure to determine meaning: Competently interpret unknown words using a variety of cues morphology dividing into syllables root words and origins background knowledge context clues references and assistive technology

ELA.11.WS.1.b

Exploring word origins and historical development: Competently interpret unknown words using a variety of cues morphology dividing into syllables root words and origins background knowledge context clues references and assistive technology

ELA.11.WS.1.c

Using surrounding text to determine word meanings: Competently interpret unknown words using a variety of cues morphology dividing into syllables root words and origins background knowledge context clues references and assistive technology

ELA.11.FL.1.a

Developing smooth confident silent reading of complex texts: Read a variety of increasingly complex text forms smoothly and with confidence rehearsing chunks of texts as needed

ELA.11.FL.2.a

Using intonation stress and pacing to convey meaning: Flexibly use dimensions of fluency intonation stress pausing phrasing tone and volume to convey meaning in variety of increasingly complex texts

ELA.11.FL.3.a

Monitoring and evaluating silent reading comprehension: Self-assess silent reading

ELA.11.VO.1.a

Using multiple strategies to learn and retain new vocabulary: Independently and flexibly use different strategies for internalizing new vocabulary words from increasingly complex texts

ELA.11.VO.1.b

Applying sophisticated approaches to vocabulary development: Independently and flexibly use different strategies for internalizing new vocabulary words from increasingly complex texts

ELA.11.RC.1.a

Constructing both explicit and implicit meaning from complex texts: Construct and articulate literal and inferred meaning of complex texts with connections to theme and purpose

ELA.11.RC.1.b

Making connections between textual details and broader themes: Construct and articulate literal and inferred meaning of complex texts with connections to theme and purpose

ELA.11.RC.2.a

Using specific textual details to support inferences: Refer to relevant textual details features when inferring

ELA.11.RC.3.a

Using text features to enhance information interpretation: Use text features to interpret information and infer meaning

ELA.11.RC.3.b

Connecting visual elements with textual meaning: Use text features to interpret information and infer meaning

ELA.11.RC.4.b

Recognizing and using various organizational patterns: Use text structure and organization to construct meaning

ELA.11.RC.5.a

Identifying and analyzing connections across different genres: Identify and articulate connections between texts across genres by purpose audience and theme

ELA.11.RC.5.b

Making connections between texts through shared themes: Identify and articulate connections between texts across genres by purpose audience and theme

ELA.11.RC.6.a

Combining information from multiple complex sources: Concisely summarize and synthesize key information from variety of increasingly complex sources

ELA.11.RC.6.b

Developing concise effective summary and synthesis techniques: Concisely summarize and synthesize key information from variety of increasingly complex sources

ELA.11.RC.7.a

Self-monitoring and incorporating multi-component comprehension strategies: Adjust comprehension strategies as needed

ELA.11.RC.7.b

Explaining use of metacognitive processes when reading: Explain use of metacognitive processes when reading

ELA.11.RC.7.c

Constructing meaning from variety of text forms including print and non-print: Construct meaning from variety of text forms including print and non-print texts

ELA.11.TA.1.a

Independently selecting reading and evaluating texts of increasing complexity: Explain preferences for and choice of reading material

ELA.11.TA.1.b

Communicating purpose of text selection related to learning needs: Communicate purpose of text selection related to learning needs

ELA.11.TA.2.a

Evaluating author's effectiveness using textual support: Evaluate author's effectiveness using textual support

ELA.11.TA.2.b

Evaluating purpose structure and characteristics of variety of text forms: Evaluate purpose structure and characteristics of variety of text forms and describe how they contribute to understanding the text

ELA.11.TA.2.c

Interpreting relationships between ideas in increasingly complex text: Interpret relationships between ideas to draw conclusions or make comparisons with increasingly complex text

ELA.11.TA.3.b

Challenging bias in texts and suggesting alternate perspectives: Challenge bias in variety of text and suggest alternate perspectives