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Understanding Culture and Society

 

It is expected that students will:

Grade 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade 8
 
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  • identify elements of their own and their classmates' cultural backgrounds
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  • identify key vocabulary related to some characteristics of Japanese culture and society
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  • identify and demonstrate an understanding of some cultural elements of Japan
     
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  • identify some characteristics of Japanese culture and society
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  • compare some cultural elements of Japan to those of their own cultural backgrounds
     
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  • demonstrate an understanding of the basic characteristics of Japanese daily life
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  • demonstrate an understanding of similarities between Japanese culture and their own cultures
     
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  • demonstrate awareness of characteristics relating to Japanese customs and traditions
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  • compare Japanese culture with their own cultures
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  • demonstrate an understanding of Japanese cultural contributions to Canada

     

     

    It is expected that students will:

    Grade 9 Grade 10 Grade 11 Grade 12
     
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  • demonstrate knowledge of basic concepts and terms that characterize Japanese culture and society
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  • compare Japanese culture with other cultures
     
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  • demonstrate knowledge of basic concepts and terms that characterize Japanese culture and society
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  • discuss how cultural perceptions affect language and customs
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  • identify cultural content in Japanese-language resources
     
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  • employ various culturally specific Japanese manners and gestures
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  • identify the characteristics of gender, age, relationships, situations, and occupations that affect the use of language in Japanese
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  • analyse similarities and differences between Japanese culture and their own cultures
     
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  • demonstrate effective and culturally appropriate manners and behaviours in a variety of social and business settings adapt language to suit cultural context
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  • analyse cultural elements represented in a variety of Japanese-language resources


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