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ENG4C-GRADE 12

Course Code:

ENG4C

Subject:

English

Course type:

open

Prerequiste:

None

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Mathematics For College Technology
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Computer Science
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Mathematics of Data Management
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Visual Arts
Music
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Media Arts
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International Business
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Biology
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Canada: History, Identity, and Culture
Canada: History, Identity, and Culture
Calculus and Vectors
Calculus and Vectors
Financial Accounting Principles
Financial Accounting Principles
Business Leadership: Management Fundamentals 
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Chemistry
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Challenge and Change in Society
Challenge and Change in Society
English
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Earth and Space Science
Earth and Space Science

ENG4C is designed to strengthen students’ communication, analytical, and writing skills for success in college and the workplace.

Students investigate key economic concepts such as

  • Through the study of short stories
  • Plays
  • Media texts
  • Nonfiction
  • Students develop practical reading 
  • Writing strategies,
  • with a focus on clear expression,
  • Persuasive writing
  • Comprehension.
The course emphasizes application-based learning, preparing students for college programs and real-world communication demands.

Unit 1: Practical Writing Skills

Students develop core writing competencies through structured tasks.
Lessons include:

  • Types of Essay Writing

  •  Understanding Audience and Purpose

  • Developing a Topic and Thesis

  • Formal vs. Informal Language

  •  Methods of Development and Organizational Patterns

  •  Introductions and Conclusions

  •  Concise Writing and Research Basics

Unit 2: Shakespearean Drama – Hamlet

Students study Shakespeare’s Hamlet with a focus on comprehension and analysis.
Lessons include:

  • Introduction to Hamlet

  •  Act-by-Act Reading (Acts I–V)

  •  Plot Summaries and Character Discussions

  •  Understanding Themes and Motifs

  •  Literary Devices in the Play

  •  Modern Interpretations and Relevance

Unit 3: Media Literacy and Advertising

This unit focuses on analyzing and creating media messages.
Lessons include:

  • Introduction to Media and its Influence

  •  Advertisements and Target Audiences

  •  Persuasive Language and Visuals

  •  The Art of Persuasion

  •  Advertising Techniques and Rhetorical Strategies

  •  Deconstructing Real Ads

Unit 4: Novel Study – The Great Gatsby

Students explore literary themes and critical reading skills through novel analysis.
Lessons include:

  • Introduction to the Novel and Context

  •  Chapter-by-Chapter Reading (Ch. 1–9)

  •  Character Analysis and Literary Themes

  •  Symbolism and the American Dream

  •  Discussion and Reflection Activities

Unit 5: Final Evaluation

Students apply their reading and writing skills in two summative evaluations.
Lessons include:

  • Culminating Assignment

  • Final Exam

  • 70% of the final grade is based on coursework, including:

    •  Short essays, paragraph writing, and grammar practice

    • Comprehension quizzes and media critiques

    •  Creative advertising projects

    •  Thematic reflections and character studies

  • 30% of the final grade is based on final evaluations:

    • 10% Culminating literary or media-based assignment

    • 20% Final written exam

All assessments follow Ontario curriculum standards and emphasize clarity, critical thinking, and workplace-ready communication skills

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Develop practical skills through hands-on projects and assignments.

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