Free lesson: Design Tricks (Grade 12 English)
Try a complete lesson free: students learn the persuasive design techniques that keep people scrolling, analyse an invented app's feed and go on a design-trick scavenger hunt.
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Everything you need to teach Grade 12 University English for a full semester: six units, the full texts of Hamlet, Frankenstein, A Doll's House, Trifles, The Machine Stops and every essay, poem and story, an independent study with critical sources, the culminating task and a final exam.

Six classic essays from Swift to Du Bois, rhetorical analysis, a satire lab and an original essay workshopped and published at an essay salon.

Shakespeare's Hamlet act by act: a Denmark case file, an “Is Hamlet mad?” evidence board, three stagings, four centuries of critics and a soliloquy showcase.

Mary Shelley's 1818 Frankenstein in full: three narrators, a responsibility ledger, the sublime, a tribunal and a researched essay with two critical sources.

Ibsen's A Doll's House and Glaspell's Trifles in full: power maps, Nora's ledger, a jury room, a missing-scene workshop and staged readings.

E. Pauline Johnson (Tekahionwake) in full, Duncan Campbell Scott read critically, the truth of residential schools, contemporary Indigenous creators and an inquiry presentation.

Forster's 1909 “The Machine Stops” in full, Zamyatin's We, the attention economy, design tricks, an algorithm game, spot-the-AI and a counter-campaign pitch.

The end of the course: an independent novel study with critical sources, a comparative essay and seminar, review lessons, and a two-hour final exam with an original sight essay and marking guide.

Five stand-alone ENG4U lessons for flex days, short weeks and supply teachers, each tied to specific curriculum expectations.
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