NB Curriculum

NB Grade 11 English Curriculum

Support your child through Grade 11 English in New Brunswick with lessons and practice that follow the New Brunswick Curriculum, covering writing craft, research skills, and developing a distinctive voice.

Foundational 112

About Grade 11 New Brunswick English

New Brunswick Grade 11 English follows the New Brunswick Curriculum, which guides students through increasingly sophisticated language and literacy work. Foundational 112 covers mentor text analysis and author craft, purposeful writing processes, organizational frameworks and research skills, drafting and revision strategies, digital ethics and academic integrity, and developing focus, structure, style, and voice in extended writing. StudyPug provides step-by-step lessons and guided practice aligned to every strand in this course.

  • Strands: mentor text and craft analysis, writing process, research and organization, drafting and revision, digital ethics, focus and ideas, structure and style, voice and audience
  • Lessons and step-by-step explanations for every strand in Foundational 112
  • Practice problems and worked examples to build skills from analysis through to polished writing
  • Content aligned to the New Brunswick Curriculum for Grade 11 English

Curriculum topics by strand

Find lessons and practice for every Foundational 112 strand, aligned to the New Brunswick Curriculum.

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NB Grade 11 English Topics

  • Mentor Text and Author Craft: Analyze mentor texts to identify effective writing techniques, examine specific author craft moves, and explore how craft varies across literary genres and text forms.
  • Writing Process: Select and adapt writing processes based on audience and purpose, reflect on process choices, and articulate rationale for decisions made throughout the writing process.
  • Research and Organizational Frameworks: Develop organizational systems for collecting and managing ideas, interpret and synthesize information from complex sources, and apply ethical principles in digital research.
  • Drafting and Revision: Draft cohesive texts independently or collaboratively, apply macro and micro revision strategies, and use techniques such as adding, deleting, substituting, and rearranging to improve effectiveness.
  • Digital Ethics and Academic Integrity: Apply copyright knowledge, recognize and avoid plagiarism, attribute AI use appropriately, and maintain consistent ethical practices in academic writing.
  • Focus, Ideas, and Thesis: Develop focused topics, construct clear thesis statements, formulate researchable inquiry questions, and sustain consistent focus throughout extended texts.
  • Structure and Organization: Craft purposeful paragraph structures, create skillful transitions, integrate evidence seamlessly, and use varied organizational patterns for complex writing.
  • Style, Voice, and Audience: Select vivid vocabulary, employ figurative language and literary devices, create rhythm and flow, develop a distinctive voice, and adapt tone for specific tasks and audiences.

How StudyPug Helps New Brunswick Grade 11 English Students

When a student gets stuck on a revision strategy, a thesis statement, or an analysis of author craft, StudyPug provides step-by-step explanations and worked examples that walk through the skill clearly. Students can revisit any lesson as many times as they need and move between strands at their own pace.

Practice problems let students apply what they have learned to their own writing contexts, building confidence across all the skills in Foundational 112 - from organizing research to crafting an effective conclusion.

Aligned to New Brunswick Grade 11 English Curriculum

Every lesson and practice problem in StudyPug for Foundational 112 is built around the strands and outcomes of the New Brunswick Curriculum, so students are always working on skills that connect directly to what their teacher expects in class.

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