This document discusses textual aids and their effect on understanding texts. Textual aids are educational tools that help facilitate comprehension, such as advance organizers, titles, and non-linear illustrations. Examples of textual aids provided are concept maps, graphic organizers, Venn diagrams, flow charts, and cause and effect diagrams. These aids emphasize connections between concepts, show sequences of events, identify similarities and differences, and visually display key information to enhance understanding.

1. Textual Aids
First Quarter - Week 2

2. Grade 10- English Competency: Determines
the effect of textual aids like advance
titles, non-linear illustration, etc. on the
understanding of text (EN10RC-la-2.15.2)

3. This self-learning kit is geared towards developing
conversation skills through the use of textual aids like
advance organizers, titles, non-linear illustration, etc.
on the understanding of text.
Textual aids are educational instrument, tools or materials that
provide support and facilitate understanding of texts.

4. Answer in a separate sheet of paper:
Activity 4, Activity 5, Activity 7,
Activity 9, Activity 11, Activity 12,
Activity 13, Test III (PT)

5. How do I perceive myself years from
now?

8. Examples of Textual Aids:

19. SUM UP
Textual aids are educational instrument, tools or materials that provide support and facilitate
understanding of texts. Examples of textual aids are Concept map, Graphic organizer, Venn
Diagram, Flow Chart and Cause and effect.
Cause & Effect Diagram emphasizes the connection between the different concepts.
Flow Diagram is sequence chart that shows series of events in order
Venn Diagram is used to identify, classify, categorize and recognize similarities and differences
of two or more subjects
Graphic Organizers are visual displays of key content information
Concept Maps are general organizer or textual aids that can show the central thought with its
matching characteristics
See now the difference? Do the next activity to check what you have learned.
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