Ko te reo te tuakiri.
Ko te reo tōku ahurei.
Ko te reo te ora.
Language is my identity.
Language is my uniqueness.
Language is life.
KAUPAPA:
Students who participate satisfactorily in this course will improve in their ability to:-
Control the processes associated with using and responding to English language purposefully and effectively through reading and writing, speaking and listening, viewing and presenting;
Understand how language varies according to the users, audience and purposes;
Understand and think critically about a range of texts;
Appreciate the heritages of New Zealand through texts written in English.
PREREQUISITES:
None
COURSE CONTENT:
Reading and writing
Developing written accuracy skills
Examining various types of written material, including novels, short stories, poetry and plays.
Creative and formal writing tasks.
Listening and Speaking
Language Analysis
Viewing and Presenting
COSTS:
There are no costs to this course
1.1
AS 91924
Demonstrate understanding of how context shapes verbal language use
5 Credits
Internal
1.2
AS 91925
Demonstrate understanding of specific aspects of studied text
5 Credits
Internal
1.3
AS 91926
Develop ideas in writing using stylistic and written conventions
5 Credits
External
1.4
AS 91927
Demonstrate understanding of significant aspects of unfamiliar texts
5 Credits
External
FUTURE STUDIES / CAREER OPTIONS:
English is a compulsory subject at Level One because the skills are important in a wide range of other study areas, at tertiary level study and in most careers.
PATHWAYS @ JMC:
Year 10 English
NCEA: Year 11 English
NCEA: Level Two Transitional English
NCEA: Level Two English
IBDP: English Language & Literature