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Multimodal Literacy, Quantitative Translation, and Media Semiotics
10th Grade · Ela · Open Global English
5 lessons
Goal
Critically analyze multimodal informational sources, translating quantitative and technical data into verbal analysis and vice versa, while assessing the ideological and socioeconomic impact of mass media and semiotic representations.
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Curriculum Framework
10th Grade · Ela · Open Global English
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5 lessons
Textual Evidence, Source Synthesis, and Technical Exposition
Cite rigorous evidence from complex informational, scientific, and historical sources to trace central ideas, evaluate primary versus secondary accounts, and follow intricate multi-step technical procedures.
2
5 lessons
Expository Structures, Causality, and Philosophical Frameworks
Analyze how authors organize complex scientific explanations, differentiate correlation from historical causation, and structure philosophical expositions through coordinated paragraphs, sentences, and sub-arguments.
3
5 lessons
Specialized Lexicons, Semantic Precision, and Academic Register
Interpret domain-specific, political, historical, and scientific terminology, symbols, and nuanced semantic connotations, assessing how diction shapes argument precision and academic register.
4
5 lessons
Rhetorical Analysis, Authorial Stance, and Persuasive Mechanisms
Analyze an author's rhetorical purpose, point of view, and persuasive mechanisms in speeches, journalism, and essays, identifying rhetorical tropes, appeals, satire, irony, and tone shifts.
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5 lessons
Logical Fallacies, Cognitive Biases, and Argument Validity
Evaluate the validity, sufficiency, and relevance of reasoning and evidence in complex debates, identifying formal and informal fallacies, demagoguery, eristic tricks, disinformation, and cognitive bias.
6
5 lessons
Seminal Historical, Constitutional, and Philosophical Discourses
Analyze seminal historical, legal, and philosophical texts and speeches, comparing how foundational principles of liberty, justice, ethics, and human dignity are articulated across different eras and authors.
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5 lessons
Multimodal Literacy, Quantitative Translation, and Media Semiotics
Critically analyze multimodal informational sources, translating quantitative and technical data into verbal analysis and vice versa, while assessing the ideological and socioeconomic impact of mass media and semiotic representations.