The document discusses different types of reading paths, including linear text, non-linear text, charts, graphs, and graphic organizers. Linear text follows a sequential order, while non-linear text combines visual elements without a set order. Common charts discussed are line graphs, bar graphs, pie graphs and histograms, which use visual representations to show relationships in data. Graphic organizers like Venn diagrams and concept diagrams also use visual symbols to show relationships between concepts.

1. Bible Reading

2. Reading Path

3. Reading Path
 It is the way that the text or text
plus other features, can determine
or order the way the we read it

5. Linear Text
 Most common type of reading
 It focuses on the arrangement of
the words, both grammatically and
stylistically
 Examples:
Story, Speech, Letter, Newspaper
Report, etc.

6. Non-Linear Text
 Text combined with visual elements
 The Reading path is non-sequential
 Pictures, Graphs, Tables and
Graphic Organizer

7. Charts or Graphs
 Graphical representation of data
 Represented by symbols or legends
 Used to ease understanding of
large quantities of data and show
the relationships of the data

8. Line Graphs
 A common type of chart which displays
information as a series of data points connected
by straight line segments to show trends

9. Bar Graphs
 A common type of chart which presents data
with rectangular bars that differ in their sizes. It is
usually scaled so all the data could fit on the
chart.

10. Pie Graphs
 A circular chart which is divided into
slices or portions to illustrate proportion

11. Histogram
 A graphical distribution of the distribution
of numerical data. It has no gaps
between the bars

13. Questions:
1. What is the most common language used in
Australia?
2. What is the total percentage of the languages
English and Italian combined?
3. What is the second most common language
used in Australia?
4. What is the average percentage of the people
using English and other languages combined?
5. What is the percentage of people using Chinese
language?

17. Graphic Organizer
 Also called as “concept map”
 A communication tool that uses visual
symbols to express knowledge,
concepts or thoughts and the
relationships between them
 Provide a visual aid to facilitate
learning and instruction

18. Venn Diagram
 Introduction by John Venn in 1890
 A diagram that shows all possible
logical relationships between a set
of items
 Comprises of two overlapping
circles

19. Venn Diagram

20. Concept Diagram
 A diagram that depicts suggested
relationships between concepts
 Typically represents ideas and
information as boxes and circle
and uses lines to show the
relationship between them

21. Concept Diagram