The document outlines the topics for Quarter 2 lessons, including hypertext, critical reading, evaluative statements, and academic writing. It discusses concepts like intertextuality, pastiche, and quotation, providing examples from media and literature. A performance task is also included, requiring students to create samples based on intertextuality with defined criteria.

1. Quarter 2 List of Topics:
Week Lesson
1 Hypertext and Intertext
2 Critical Reading as Reasoning
3 Formulating Evaluative
Statements
4 Determining Textual Evidence
5- 6 Academic Writing
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9. Hypertext
▸ The term HYPERTEXT was coined by
Ted Nelson in 1963
▸ allows readers to access
information particularly suited to
their needs.
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10. Why hypertexts?
▸ In a hypertext system, the reader is free to
navigate information by exploring the
connections provided.
▸ it is very different ways of presenting
information than the usual linear form.
▸ it acts as a bridge between two basic, opposite,
and complementing elements that may be
called gender of knowledge representation.
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11. Example (in an online media)
Hello dear readers
In my past blog posts I have shown
tranquility of Cagbalete Island . The enhancing
charm Pater Beach,Bolinao ,and the surreal
charm of the under ground river in Puerto
Prinsesa.
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14. ( in print media)
The Pearl of the Orient seas 1
is blessed with
many beautiful beaches but Boracay 2
Still remains one of the most popular tourist
destinations.
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A historical moniker given to the
Philippines.
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15. Intertextuality
When we read, we try to make meaning
of the material that we are absorbing
through many different processes.
Unintentionally, sometimes, we see
patterns in the materials that we are
reading that are apparent in another
text. Theorists term this as
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17. As a literary device, it is the complex
interrelationship between a text and other
text taken as fundamental to the creation
and interpretation of the text. The reader
gets to understand the context of the
piece through other texts which parallel it
in terms of plot,characters, premise, and
the like.
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19. Example:
JK Rowling’s "Harry Potter Series" and JRR
Tolkien’s "Lord of the Rings Trilogy."
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31. 4. Pastiche
▸ It is a text developed in a way
that copies a style or other
properties of another text
without making fun of it unlike
in a parody.

33. 5. Quotation
The method of directly lifting
the exact statement or set of
words from a text another
author has made.

34. Performance Task:
Choose among the types of
intertext and make your
own sample.( art, music,
video clip, etc.)

35. Criteria
Relevance to the topic- 5 points
Ideas presented- 5 points
Creativity- 5 points
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