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1. education.alberta.ca › english-language-arts-10-12English Language Arts (10–12) | Programs of Study - Alberta.ca

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   Information regarding high school English language arts in Alberta, including Programs of Study, Program Supports such as resources, Provincial Assessments and Updates.

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2. curriculum.learnalberta.ca › curriculum › enEnglish Language Arts and Literature | new LearnAlberta

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   Experiences in English language arts and literature help students develop deep understandings of others and themselves, build and strengthen interpersonal relationships, and engage in responsible citizenship. Final Curriculum: Implemented September 2023.

3. www.alberta.ca › curriculum-english-language-artsEnglish language arts and literature - Alberta.ca

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   English language arts and literature is essential to foundational literacy and communication skills. It prepares students for ongoing learning as they build successful and fulfilling lives and make meaningful contributions to their communities and the world.

4. www.learnalberta.ca › ProgramOfStudyProgram of Study - LearnAlberta.ca

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   Students learn to access and communicate information through language arts. Viewing and representing take on new importance in managing ideas and information; through these language arts, students learn to enhance the clarity and effectiveness of communication.

5. www.learnalberta.ca › programofstudyProgram of Study - LearnAlberta.ca

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   The study of Canadian literature helps students to develop respect for cultural diversity and common values. By studying works of literature, students come to understand how text creators use language to produce effects, such as suspense, humour and pathos, and to create multiple layers of meaning.

6. open.alberta.ca › publications › a-guide-forA guide for students : English Language Arts 30-1 - Open ...

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   This guide has been prepared by Alberta Education to provide students with information that will increase the likelihood of their success on the English Language Arts 30-1 examination.

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   Why is language arts important in Alberta?

   • Students become confident and competent users of language arts through many opportunities to listen and speak, read and write, and view and represent in a variety of combinations and relevant contexts. Alberta’s Kindergarten to Grade 12 curriculum is designed to help students achieve their individual potential and create a positive future.

   English Language Arts (10–12) | Programs of Study - Alberta.ca

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   Why should students study English language arts & literature?

   • Experiences in English language arts and literature help students develop deep understandings of others and themselves, build and strengthen interpersonal relationships, and engage in responsible citizenship. Final Curriculum: Implemented September 2023.

   English Language Arts and Literature | new LearnAlberta

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   Why should I study English language arts (ELA)?

   • Study in English Language Arts (ELA) enables students to use language confidently and competently in a variety of situations for communicating, personal satisfaction and learning. This webpage contains references to Alberta’s previous Kindergarten to Grade 6 curriculum.

   English Language Arts (K–6) - Alberta

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   How do language arts help students?

   • Students become confident and competent users of all six language arts through many opportunities to listen and speak, read and write, and view and represent in a variety of combinations and relevant contexts. All the language arts are interrelated and interdependent; facility in one strengthens and supports the others.

   Program of Study - LearnAlberta.ca

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   What is English language arts?

   • The aim of English language arts is to enable each student to understand and appreciate language, and to use it confidently and competently in a variety of situations for communication, personal satisfaction and learning. Students will listen, speak, read, write, view and represent to explore thoughts, ideas, feelings and experiences.

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   What is a purposeful language arts activity?

   • It is intended that students engage in purposeful language arts activities that respect individual differences and emphasize the interrelated and mutually supportive nature of the general and specific outcomes. Students use a variety of strategies and cueing systems as they interact with oral, print and other media texts.

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8. education.alberta.ca › english-language-arts-k-6English Language Arts (K–6) | Program of Studies - Alberta.ca

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   Study in English Language Arts (ELA) enables students to use language confidently and competently in a variety of situations for communicating, personal satisfaction and learning. This webpage contains references to Alberta’s previous Kindergarten to Grade 6 curriculum.