1. The document outlines a classroom instruction delivery alignment map for a Creative Non-Fiction class at Saint James High School for 11th and 12th grade students during the first semester.
2. The map details the learning competencies, performance standards, thinking skills, and assessment techniques that will be used to teach students about literary genres such as fiction, poetry, drama, and other forms.
3. Students will analyze conventions and elements of different genres, compare and contrast how elements are used, interpret themes and techniques in texts, and create their own pieces using literary conventions.
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Cidam Unit 1
1. The document outlines a classroom instruction delivery alignment map for a Creative Non-Fiction class at Saint James High School for 11th and 12th grade students during the first semester.
2. The map details the learning competencies, performance standards, thinking skills, and assessment techniques that will be used to teach students about literary genres such as fiction, poetry, drama, and other forms.
3. Students will analyze conventions and elements of different genres, compare and contrast how elements are used, interpret themes and techniques in texts, and create their own pieces using literary conventions.
Core Subject Title: Creative Non-Fiction No. of Hours/Semester: 80 hours/semester Core Subject Description: Focusing on formal elements and writing techniques, including autobiography and blogging, among others, the subject introduces the students to the reading and writing of Creative Nonfiction as a literary form. The subject develops in students skills in reading, and thinking critically and creatively, that will help them to be imaginative readers and writers. Highest Enabling Institutional Performance Strategy to use in Learning Competencies Highest Thinking skills to Assess Core Standards developing the highest Values thinking Skill to Assess Content Content KUD Standard Assessment Technique Clas KUD Enabling Beyond Beyond Teaching Minimum Minimum sific Classifi RBT Level General Minimum Minimum Q Strategy atio cation WW PC Strategy n A The K Remembering Quiz Representation Written Excellence learner 1. Identify Work applies dominant Competence A. Introduction The The a literary to Literary learner learner chosen conventions of The learner Genres understa clearly element a particular analyzes nds the and conventi genre. the 1. literary coherently onally HUMSS_CNF1 features of Understanding conventio uses a identifie 1/12-Ia-1 each Conventions of ns that chosen d with a U elements in U Analyzing Reasoning and Concept Excellence Traditional govern element genre 2. Compare each Graphic Proof Map/ Genres the conventio for a and contrast literary Organizer Competence a. Fiction different nally written how the genre b. Poetry genres. identified output elements are c. Drama (e.g., with a used in the d. Other forms narrative genre for different genre. conventio a written HUMSS_CNF1 n of output 1/12-Ia-2 fiction, 3. Analyze and etc.) interpret the theme and techniques Text Literary U Analyzing Representation Competence used in a Evaluation Analysis particular text HUMSS_CNF1 1/12-Ia-3. The learner D 4. Create creates samples of the his/her own different piece 2. Identifying literary based on Elements of elements one’s the based on one’s experience Graphic Memory D Creating Representation Competence different experience using any Organizer Lane Genres (e.g. metaphor of the to describe an literary emotion) convention HUMSS_CNF1 s of genre. 1/12-Ia-4 5. Write a draft D Creating Drafting Representation Outlining Competence of a short piece using any of the literary conventions of genre following these pointers: a. Choosing a topic b. Formulating a thesis statement c. Organizing and developing ideas d. Using any literary convention s of a genre e. Ensuring that theme and technique are effectively developed HUMSS_C NF11/12- Ia-5 6. Peer-edit each others draft based on a. clarity of idea b. appropriate Brainstor choice of m/ literary The learner Excellence Text Communicatio Collabora element D critiques Evaluating Critiquing n tive c. appropriate the piece Competence Discussio use of the made by n element his/her 3. Using d. effective peers D Elements as combination based on Techniques to of the idea any of the develop HUMSS_CNF literary Themes 11/12-Ia-6 convention 7. Revise the s of a draft of a short genre. piece using Revised any of the Excellence Draft/ literary D Creating Representation Portfolio Final conventions of Competence Output a genre HUMSS_CNF1 1/12-Ia-7