The document focuses on the distinction between linear and non-linear texts, explaining that linear text is read sequentially from start to finish, while non-linear text allows readers to choose their reading path. It introduces various graphic organizers like line graphs, bar graphs, pie graphs, pictographs, Venn diagrams, and concept diagrams as tools for presenting information. Finally, it includes activities aimed at interpreting and transcoding information between these two types of texts.

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Objective/s
at the end of this lesson, you are expected to:
Transcode information from linear
to non-linear texts and vice-versa
(EN8RC-IIe-11)

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• Linear text refers to traditional text
that needs to be read from beginning to
the end.
• Linear reading is the traditional mode of
reading we are all taught early on; reading
left to right, from start to finish.

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Non-linear text is the opposite of linear text. As
its name suggests, it is nonlinear and non-
sequential. In other words, the readers do not have
to go through the text in a sequential manner in
order to make sense of the text. This type of text
has many reading paths since it’s the readers who
decide the sequence of reading, not the author of
the text.

7. The Graphic Organizers
Let’s have them one by one!

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Line Graph – a common type of chart which displays
information as a series of data points connected by straight
line segments to show trends

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Bar Graph – 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

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Pie Graph – a circular chart which is divided into slices or
portions to illustrate proportion.

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Pictograph – a chart that uses pictorial symbols to convey the
meaning of statistical information.

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Venn Diagram – an illustration that uses circles to show the
relationship among things or finite group of things

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Concept Diagram – a diagram that represents ideas and
information as boxes and circle and uses lines to show the
relationship between them.

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Identify the following examples as to
either Linear (L) or Non-Linear Text (NL)
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B.1 Interpret the bar graph
and answer the guide
questions that follow.
Encircle the letter of your
answer
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B.2 Analyze the pie chart below, then
transcode its information to a linear text.
Follow the guide questions in constructing
your linear text and write it in paragraph
form.
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C. Read the selection below,
then transcode its information
to a non-linear text by creating
a story map
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