English 9_Q1_W2-2 (Informative, Journalism, and Literary Writing)

1. CHECKING OF
ATTENDANCE

2. INFORMATIVE,
JOURNALISTIC,
and LITERARY
Writing

3. Is anyone of you
fond
of reading?

4. What do you
usually read?

5. What is your
purpose or reason in
reading?

6. What is text?
A piece of writing that you read or create

7. Three (3) types of text
1. Informative Text
2. Journalistic Text
3. Literary Text

8. INFORMATIVE
TEXT

9.  Serves to inform in a clear and
unbiased manner through using
reliable resources.
 Considered as non-fiction
 Organized flow of information
1. Informative text

10. Structure of informative text
 Introduction paragraph with
thesis statement
 Body paragraphs with support
 Conclusion with a unique and
engaging restatement of thesis

11.  Essays
 Opinion pieces
 Speeches
 Researches
examples

12. Example OF informative text
Social Media: Good or Bad
Social media has not been just a
platform for easy and simple advanced
online marketing but it has become a
revolution of our century.
Introductio
n

13. Many people are using different
social networking sites and some have
tried to capitalize on its importance but
they do not know about its advantages
and disadvantages.
The following are list of positive and
negative effects of social media to users
that need to consider…
Body

14. In evaluating the advantages
and disadvantages of social
networking, it is best to be cautious.
After all, the lack of both can have a
devastating effect.
Conclusion

15. JOURNALISTIC
TEXT

16.  Serves to inform, persuade, or
entertain
 Written by journalist
 Includes print, radio, television, and
online journalism that present
information
2. Journalistic text

17. TYPES
Print Journalism
 It is a type of journalism that focuses
on print media, such as newspapers
and magazines.
Broadcast journalism
 It is a type of journalism that is being
broadcast in radio and television.

18. example

19. Structure of Journalistic text
 Lead paragraph – most important
information
 Body – additional information
 Tail – less essential information

20. LITERARY
TEXT

21.  Defined as a wide variety of
imaginative and creative writing
 Serves to entertain or express
emotions and thoughts
3. literary text

22.  It is divided into two.
1. Prose
 written in sentences and paragraphs
2. Poetry
 written in lines and stanzas

23.  Poems
 Stories
 Novels
examples

24. EXAMPLE OF PROSE

25. EXAMPLE
OF POETRY

26. ACTIVITY

27. Directions: Determine if the following is an
Informative, Journalistic or Literary text.
1. The Seven Ages of Man by William
Shakespeare
2. A text on “How to Cook Lasagna”
3. An article about 2019 National Election
4. Noli Me Tangere

28. 5. A news about a drug buy-bust operation
6. An unpublished article about K-12
curriculum
7. Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
8. An article about Jessica Soho’s interview
with President Duterte
9. Florante at Laura
10. Essay on the benefits of smiling

29. 11.

30. 12.

31. 13.

32. THANK YOU!