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• distinguish the difference in language for formal, informal and everydaytexts• identify purpose and ways in which language is used in popular culture,e.g. explore how different varieties <strong>of</strong> <strong>English</strong> are represented inadvertisement, lyrics and video clips• examine alternative viewpoints in spoken texts• select, identify and analyse structures used in different forms <strong>of</strong> oraltexts, e.g. a recount includes an orientation, events in sequence and apersonal comment.Language• reflect on language choices to create and express thoughts, ideas andfeelings• analyse language used for valid argument and for challenging ideas indiscussion and debate• use appropriate language for the genre, e.g. a recount includes who,when, what, where, action verbs, past tense, linking words connected totime and specific people• interpret the language <strong>of</strong> media and everyday texts that reflect home andwider society issues• explore and discuss the relationship between language and power inPapua New Guinea society and beyond• explore links between language, culture and worldview, such asconnotations <strong>of</strong> words, attitudes expressed in colloquial terms for menand women.Skills and strategies• identify and interpret language structures and features <strong>of</strong> a range <strong>of</strong>spoken texts that help speakers to influence an audience, e.g. bodylanguage, vocabulary• plan, prepare, present a range <strong>of</strong> oral texts for formal and informalsituations in the home and wider society• use a portfolio <strong>of</strong> work to support an oral text.WritingWrite a range <strong>of</strong> texts used in, or about home and the wider society includingappropriate content, language and strategies.Texts and contexts• compose reflections demonstrating an understanding <strong>of</strong> thebeliefs/values in texts studied• recognise and make appropriate choices about bias and stereotypes ineveryday situations and include in own written texts• compose a variety <strong>of</strong> writing genres using the appropriate structures• select subject matter according to purpose, text type, audience andmedium for effectiveness• compose creative and analytical responses to ideas and themes in arange <strong>of</strong> home and wider world texts.35