English
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EN: ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS 9
Prerequisite: Humanities 8 / English 8
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EN: INCENTIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS 9
Required: Accepted into the Incentive Program.
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GRADE 10 COURSES
EN: COMPOSITION AND SPOKEN LANGUAGE 10
Prerequisite: English Language Arts 9
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EN: LITERARY STUDIES AND CREATIVE WRITING 10
Prerequisite: English Language Arts 9
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EN: INCENTIVE COMPOSITION AND LITERARY STUDIES 10
Required: Accepted into the Incentive Program.
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What Is English 9–10 (Article 1)
English is spoken in 186 countries, making it the most widely spoken language in the world.
English 9–10 is a course that helps students improve important English skills such as reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
This class also prepares students for higher-level courses and teaches more advanced vocabulary that is useful in writing and communication.
English 9 (article 3)
If you took Humanities 8, English 9 will feel much easier. Many topics are similar, but English 9 goes deeper. After reading stories, you often do projects to explain themes, hidden meanings, and details the author doesn’t directly tell you. You also learn about the connections between language and culture.
English 10 (article 4)
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Humanities 8 (article 2)
Humanities 8 is a combination of Social Studies and English. Some students find this class harder than others because it often involves taking notes and doing projects. Even though it may feel boring at times, Humanities helps students improve their English skills, especially for those who have completed ELL. Students also develop better communication, writing, and listening skills.
Teachers for EnglishGrade 9 English :Ms. Berda Ms. ChengMr. Yu Grade 10 English Teachers :Ms. Morit Ms. Luccock Mr. Pablico Ms. A. ChenTeachers work hard to help students keep up. They give homework, but usually at a manageable pace so students can complete work at home without being stressed.
In Grade 10 English, there are two course types:
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Composition and Spoken Language 10 – focuses on developing strong written and spoken communication skills.
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Literary Studies and Creative Writing 10 – designed for students who are interested in literature and creative writing.
ELL (ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING)
Students who struggle in English may have access to different support classes to help them improve before moving on to regular English classes.
ELL helps students develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills in English. It also supports students in joining regular classes, understanding Canadian culture, and contributing successfully to Canadian society.
If you pass ELL 4, you no longer take ELL classes and instead move on to Humanities or other English courses.