Grade 11 Chinese
A short elective course with 3 grouped units and 15 retrieval questions. Follow the sequence below. New units suggest three to five 45-minute sessions each; pre-existing units retain their own suggested timing. Add practice and project time as needed. This is not a full-year or independently standards-verified curriculum.
Recommended sequence
- Reading Structure and Summary — question CSV; 5 questions.
- Comparison Evidence and Argument — question CSV; 5 questions.
- Narration Dialogue and Viewpoint — question CSV; 5 questions.
How to use the course
Each lesson pairs a Markdown teacher guide and student worksheet with a two-column Question,Answer CSV. Work through the explanation and example before the activity. Use retrieval questions for feedback, and assess projects separately for understanding, evidence, completion, and revision. The lesson's Source Reference section states whether a local PDF is used; source-free lessons are identified as original material.
Mandarin and Cantonese assume the prior G07-G09 sequences or equivalent foundations and cumulative study thereafter. Placement may depend on prior language experience rather than age. Chinese uses simplified characters and Mandarin pinyin; Cantonese uses traditional characters and Jyutping. A teacher should supply spoken models and assess intelligibility rather than spelling alone.
Grade progression
Grade 10 develops analytical foundations. Grade 11 compares methods, models, and alternatives. Grade 12 emphasizes independent research, evidence-based decisions, and capstone evaluation. Existing subject introductions and images remain available in the parent folder.