2. Grade 8
English Class
Ma'am Marife Gaspi
English Class | Southville 8B National High School
How are you?
We are now on the Second Quarter.
Are you ready to learn more?
3. OBJECTIVES: Identify different types of
non-linear text and their
usage.
explain visual-verbal
relationships illustrated in
tables, graphs, and
information maps found in
expository texts.
19. Example of Wordy Report
uninteresting or too
tiresome to read
because its wordy
That's the reason why we need to learn
how to present information effectively
using textual aids especially if we
extract them from expository texts.
20. Expository texts are designed to explain, inform, and present facts of
specific topics. These texts can be accompanied by visual cues to provide
or further highlight information.
Examples of these visual elements include graphs, tables, maps,
illustrations, and the like. Their primary function is to improve
comprehension of a reading material. However, understanding graphic
elements like those cited above is an important aspect of comprehending
texts that some tend to skip.
21. The concept of visual-verbal symbiosis is rooted in the
idea that "visuals"
support "verbals," and vice versa, found a symbiotic
relationship
between verbal and visual literacies when the two are
combined to facilitate student achievement.
22. I. Graphs
These are diagrams showing
the relation between variable
quantities, typically of two
variables, each measured
along a pair of axes at right
angles.
25. show you how numbers have changed over
time. It usually has continuous data along
a vertical (Y-axis) and horizontal (X-axis)
dimensions. The Y-axis usually shows the
value of whatever variable being
measured; the X-axis commonly presents
when it was measured, either
chronologically or based on other
independent variables.
Examples of Graphs
Line Graph
26. is a special type of bar graph.
Instead of using an axis with
numbers, it uses pictures to
represent a particular number of
items.
Examples of Graphs
Pictograph/Pictogram
27. shows you how a whole is
divided into different parts, i.e.
showing how a budget had been
spent on different items in a
particular year
Examples of Graphs
Pie Graph/ Pie Chart
28. II. Tables
A table, also known as
matrix, refers an orderly
arranged quantitative
data in columns and
rows.
29. III. Maps A map refers to
collection of data
showing the spatial
arrangement or
distribution of something
over an area.
30. IV. Captioned Graphics provide a title, short
explanation, or
description
accompanying an
illustration or a
photograph.
31. V. Flowcharts A flowchart shows the
sequence of movements
or actions of people or
things involved in a
complex system or
activity.
32. Steps in
transforming
Linear Text to
Non- Linear
Texts
Read and analyze the text and get
the main idea.
Extract the important details for
the visual representation.
Remember to use keywords or
phrases only.
Classify information into
categories.
Use the appropriate textual aid to
present information
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