This document appears to be a slide presentation on overcoming challenges and textual aids. It includes slides on classroom rules, the objectives of defining linear/non-linear text and textual aids, examples of textual aids like charts and diagrams, comprehension questions, and individual/group activities asking students to identify textual aids and determine which to use for different topics.
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Objective
At the end of the lesson, you are expected to:
a. Determine the effect of textual aids like advance organizers,
titles, non-linear illustrations, etc. on the understanding of a
text (EN10RC-Ia-2.15.2)
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Textual Aids
o Textual aids, also called text features, are visual elements on
a page that stand out from the main text.
o These are tools or materials that provide support and
facilitate understanding of texts.
o They are considered non-linear text.
o They are predominately used in nonfiction text.
o The examples are graphic organizers, charts, graphs,
diagrams, maps, tables, titles, words highlighted, bolded and
many more.
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1. T-Chart
o It helps organize ideas into
two columns and examine
two concepts of an
objects, topics or events.
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2. Concept Map
o It shows relationships
between the main idea
and other information.
o It is often a great tool for
brainstorming.
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3. Venn Diagram
o It is used to compare and
contrast two or more
groups of things visually
displaying their similarities
and differences in
overlapping circles.
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4. Sequence Chart
o It presents a series of steps
of events in order.
o It is also called flow chart
or diagram.
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5. Fishbone Diagram
o It helps you illustrate the
relationships on why
something happens or
visually explains the effect
of something.
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6. Timeline
o It is a type of graphic that
arranges a chain of events
in chronological order.
o It is perfect for telling
stories and visualizing
projects and processes.
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7. KWL Chart
o It is designed to activate
prior knowledge.
o These are formatted as 3 to
4 columns, wherein KWL
represents what I know,
what I want to know, and
what I learned.
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Comprehension
Questions
Directions: Answer the following questions:
1. What is linear text?
2. What is non-linear text?
3. What is textual aid?
4. What are the examples of textual aid?
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Directions: Brainstorm about literature. Choose the
appropriate textual aid to use in the activity. Write
your output in a clean whole sheet of paper.
Content - 10
Creativity - 5
Mechanics - 5
Collective Activity
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Individual Activities
B. Directions: Determine what textual aid is suitable to use in
the following topics:
7. Checking ones knowledge on a topic before discussion
8. Brainstorming about myth
9. Cause and effect of not following rules
10. Listing the differences of intensive and reflexive pronouns
11. Showing steps in cooking adobo
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This is title number Ten.
This is subtitle number Ten.
Did you know that elephants can sense storms?
Elephants may be able to detect a thunderstorm from
hundreds of miles away, and will head towards it, looking
for water.
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