- Teacher: Joanne Shaw
This course provides an opportunity to learn
more about thinking, reading, and writing analytically and critically and
refresh your own skills. To achieve this
end, you will read many different forms of literature and write in a variety of
genres.
- Teacher: Joanne Shaw
How are texts socially, culturally, geographically, and historically constructed? Students will learn to engage with writing processes so they can support their creativity and enhance clarity of expression.
- Teacher: Melanie Bellwood
- Teacher: Jim Mangan
How does language shape ideas and influence others? How are creative writers observant of the world and how do they take take risks and persevere?
- Teacher: Melanie Bellwood
- Teacher: Jim Mangan
Self reflection, genres of literature, active reading, elements of style, poetry, characters, plot, and conflict.
- Teacher: Melanie Bellwood
- Teacher: Jim Mangan
The exploration of text and story deepens our understanding of diverse, complex ideas about identity, others, and the world. How do people understand text differently depending on their world views and perspectives? What rights and responsibilities do digital citizens have in an increasingly globalized society?
- Teacher: Melanie Bellwood
- Teacher: Jim Mangan
- Teacher: Melanie Bellwood
- Teacher: Kristy Dent
- Teacher: Jim Mangan
Gain writing, communication, and creativity skills from English 12 while diving into the history and knowledge of Canada's First Peoples.
- Teacher: Melanie Bellwood
- Teacher: Jim Mangan
- Teacher: Melanie Bellwood
- Teacher: Jim Mangan
- Teacher: Melanie Bellwood
- Teacher: Jim Mangan