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Course Outline
Curriculum Information
/ Required Resources
Minimum Guide for Resource Selection
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 Curriculum
Information: The following links take you to the
Provincial Curriculum as well as learning objectives for this
course.
Required
Resources:
- Chaucer Unit:
- materials are available online and in most libraries.
- Shakespeare:
- Hamlet - text will be required for this class as
well as required viewing of video (either Mel Gibson
or Kenneth Branagh versions)
- Death of a Salesman:
- text copy of the play “Death of A Salesman”
by Arthur Miller, video of the play.
- Novel Study:
- Intensive Novel Study:
- Required Novel: Lord of the Flies by William Golding
- Extensive Novel Study:
- Novel of choice as outlined in the course
- Short Stories, Essays and Poetry:
- Possible printed resource: booklet of copied material
from School Division (Compiled under Can - Copy agreement
for use in the classroom)
- Suggested access to the following possible resources
(may include being available from the Public Library.)
Rosenberg, Donna. WORLD LITERATURE: An Anthology of Great
Short Stories, Drama, and Poetry. NTC Publishing Group
Lincolnwood, Illinois USA. 1992 ISBN 0-8442-5480-0
Elliott, George P. et. el. 1989. THEMES IN WORLD LITERATURE:
with A guide for with A Guide for Writing About Literature.
Houghton Mifflin Company. Boston ISBN 0-395-48991-1
Barry, James and Joseph Griffin. 1992. THE STORY TELLER:
Short Stories From Around The World: Nelson Canada. Scarborough,
Ontario. ISBN 0-17-603868-X
McClymont, Christine, et. el. 1994. SOMETHING TO DECLARE:
Selections from International Literature. Oxford University
Press, Don Mill Ontario. ISBN 0-19-540998-1
Abrams, M. H. 1987. THE NORTON ANTHOLOGY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE.
W.W. Norton & Company. New York. ISBN 0-393-95563-X
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Minimum
Guide for Resource Selection
Course |
Short Stories |
Essays |
Poems |
Plays |
Full-Length Non- Fiction and
Novel |
Other Media |
| ELA B30 |
3 Int. |
3 Int. |
5 Int. |
1 Int.
(Shakespeare) |
1 Int. |
Focus in on visuals,
films, and multimedia presentations |
| 3 Ext. |
3 Ext. |
5 Ext. |
1 Ext. |
1 Ext. |
An "intensive"
selection is one that is studied in some detail for a specific
purpose. It is usually part of a whole-class study.
"Extensive" study is intended
for application of previously learned strategies and/or
for personal enjoyment.
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