English Lower Secondary Syllabus - Department of Education
English Lower Secondary Syllabus - Department of Education
English Lower Secondary Syllabus - Department of Education
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<strong>Lower</strong> <strong>Secondary</strong> <strong>Syllabus</strong>Texts and contexts• examine and evaluate the content and connections between workplacetexts through knowledge <strong>of</strong> register, audience and purpose• compare texts produced by different people on a range <strong>of</strong> workexperiences• analyse information about the world <strong>of</strong> work for clarity, relevance andpoint <strong>of</strong> view• identify underlying meanings about the workplace in a range <strong>of</strong> texts andfor different purposes• identify the structure and format <strong>of</strong> different workplace texts, e.g. a webpage, letters to employers, meeting agendas• interpret detailed diagrams or illustrations e.g. labels, graphs, tables andflow charts• identify relevant information about the world <strong>of</strong> work and drawconclusions for personal use.Language• examine and discuss use <strong>of</strong> media techniques in advertising jobs andemployment opportunities• identify and explain persuasive language and techniques used in a range<strong>of</strong> workplace texts.• identify the difference in language <strong>of</strong> formal, informal and everydayworkplace texts.Skills and strategies• interpret how layout and/or page design provides a reading/viewing path.• select texts appropriate for own work pathway• research information using community resources• record and organise information about the world <strong>of</strong> work• sequence information using visual organisers that are supported byheadings, text and labels, e.g. flow diagrams, time lines, storyboard,story, cycle diagrams, concept maps.Speaking and listeningListen to, talk about, produce and present a range <strong>of</strong> oral workplace texts tocommunicate with others in the world <strong>of</strong> work.Texts and contexts• adjust register <strong>of</strong> own spoken texts for different workplace purposes,situations and audiences• select, identify and analyse structures used in different forms <strong>of</strong> oralpresentations• choose subject matter and medium that takes account <strong>of</strong> whetherlisteners are known or unknown• <strong>of</strong>fer opinions about workplace issues and attempt to persuade others toa point <strong>of</strong> view• identify how the roles and relationships between speaker and listeneraffect the context or situation.39