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    The document discusses techniques for selecting and organizing information when writing texts, including brainstorming, graphic organizers, and outlining. It describes various types of graphic organizers like time, space, listing, classification, comparison/contrast, and cause-and-effect organizers that can be used to connect and arrange a writer's ideas. The document also outlines common patterns of development like narration, description, definition, and comparison/contrast that are useful for organizing information in a written text.

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    The document discusses techniques for selecting and organizing information when writing texts, including brainstorming, graphic organizers, and outlining. It describes various types of graphic organizers like time, space, listing, classification, comparison/contrast, and cause-and-effect organizers that can be used to connect and arrange a writer's ideas. The document also outlines common patterns of development like narration, description, definition, and comparison/contrast that are useful for organizing information in a written text.

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    The document discusses techniques for selecting and organizing information when writing texts, including brainstorming, graphic organizers, and outlining. It describes various types of graphic organizers like time, space, listing, classification, comparison/contrast, and cause-and-effect organizers that can be used to connect and arrange a writer's ideas. The document also outlines common patterns of development like narration, description, definition, and comparison/contrast that are useful for organizing information in a written text.

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    Text As A Reader-Writer Subject

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    The document discusses techniques for selecting and organizing information when writing texts, including brainstorming, graphic organizers, and outlining. It describes various types of graphic organizers like time, space, listing, classification, comparison/contrast, and cause-and-effect organizers that can be used to connect and arrange a writer's ideas. The document also outlines common patterns of development like narration, description, definition, and comparison/contrast that are useful for organizing information in a written text.

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    Text as a Reader-Writer Subject

    Objectives
    1. To describe a written text as connected discourse;
    2. To distinguish between and among techniques in
    selecting and organizing information
    a. brainstorming list
    b. graphic organizer
    c. topic outline
    d. sentence outline
    3. To create a narration of events through writing.
    Review!
    • Text is a large unit of written text.
    • Discourse is an expression of ideas.
    • There are four properties of a well-
    written text:
    – Organization
    – Coherence and Cohesion
    – Appropriate Language Used
    – Proper Mechanics
    Reading-Writing Connection
    Process Reading Writing
    Stage 1 (Before) Pre-reading Strategy: Prewriting Strategy:

    Activating prior Previewing Generating Ideas


    knowledge
    Stage 2 (During) Comprehension and Drafting:
    critical reading
    strategy:
    Considering the
    Communicating with the Evaluating the author’s audience and purpose
    reader/writer argument
    Stage 3 (After) Assessing reading Assessing writing
    skills: skills:
    Checking the
    effectiveness of Writing about a read text. Reading the draft.
    reading/writing
    Techniques in Selecting and
    Organizing Information
    • Brainstorming
    • Graphic Organizers
    • Outlining
    – Topic outline
    – Sentence outline
    Brainstorming
    Graphic Organizer
    Introduction
    • Text is organized in a particular way.
    • This means that every reading
    material must have a particular
    structure.
    • Graphic organizers are useful in
    discerning the connections between
    and among a writer’s ideas.
    Time Pattern Organizer
    • This pattern is used when ideas in a
    text need to be arranged in
    chronological order such as in stories
    and procedures.
    Event 1/Step 1
    Description or details of instruction

    Event 2/Step 2
    Description or details of instruction

    Event 3/Step 3
    Description or details of instruction
    Space Pattern Organizer
    • This pattern is commonly used in
    descriptions to show how an object of
    description appears in space (from top
    to bottom, left to right, etc.)

    Topic:
    Where in Hearing Sight Smell Taste Touch
    Space?
    Ex. Top
    Ex. Bottom
    Listing Pattern Organizer
    • This pattern is used when the author
    provides a series of details that does
    not require any order.

    Topic:
    Detail 1
    Detail 2
    Detail 3
    Detail 4
    Classification Pattern Organizer
    • This pattern is used when the author
    divides a group into subgroups or
    smaller groups.

    Topic:

    Classification 1 Classification 2 Classification 3

    Characteristics Characteristics Characteristics


    Examples Examples Examples
    Comparison and contrast
    Pattern Organizer
    • This pattern is used to show the
    similarities and differences of two or
    more subjects.
    • Example of this organizer is the Venn
    Diagram.

    Comparable Comparable
    Topic 1 Topic 2
    Cause-and-effect Pattern
    Organizer
    • This pattern is used when the author
    intends to express why something
    happened or what resulted from a
    particular event that happened.
    Cause 2

    Cause 1 Cause 3

    Effect
    Generalization and Example
    Pattern Organizer
    • This pattern is used when the author
    explains a general idea and discusses
    it in specific terms using examples.
    General Idea Statement

    Explanation

    Example
    Definition Pattern Organizer
    • This pattern is used when the author
    provides a meaning of a new or
    difficult word.
    Term

    Definition Antonyms

    Synonyms Examples Non-examples


    Patterns of Development
    • Narration
    • Description
    • Definition
    • Exemplification/classification
    • Comparison and Contrast
    • Cause and Effect
    • Problem-solution
    • Persuasion

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