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LESSON 2 - PPT SAMPLE ONLY, HALIMABAWA FOR EXAMPLE NEED LANG NG DOCUMENT PARA SA SABAYANG PAGBASA NAMERN THANKS SANA MAKAPASA NA TO BILIS OK KONTI PA, SIGE PA SIGE PA NYA ICHI NI SAN NYA ARIGATO. NIYA ICHI NI SAN ALA SI BAKLA DI NA NATAPOS. OK. LESSON 2 QUARTER 2 ENGLISH 10: DAEDALUS AND ICARUS STORY
LESSON 2 - PPT SAMPLE ONLY, HALIMABAWA FOR EXAMPLE NEED LANG NG DOCUMENT PARA SA SABAYANG PAGBASA NAMERN THANKS SANA MAKAPASA NA TO BILIS OK KONTI PA, SIGE PA SIGE PA NYA ICHI NI SAN NYA ARIGATO. NIYA ICHI NI SAN ALA SI BAKLA DI NA NATAPOS. OK. LESSON 2 QUARTER 2 ENGLISH 10: DAEDALUS AND ICARUS STORY
LESSON 2 - PPT SAMPLE ONLY, HALIMABAWA FOR EXAMPLE NEED LANG NG DOCUMENT PARA SA SABAYANG PAGBASA NAMERN THANKS SANA MAKAPASA NA TO BILIS OK KONTI PA, SIGE PA SIGE PA NYA ICHI NI SAN NYA ARIGATO. NIYA ICHI NI SAN ALA SI BAKLA DI NA NATAPOS. OK. LESSON 2 QUARTER 2 ENGLISH 10: DAEDALUS AND ICARUS STORY
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THOUGHT
ORGANIZING TOOLS MELC 2 Q1. Determine the effect of textual aids like advance organizers, titles, nonlinear illustrations, etc. on the understanding of a text. THINK ABOUT IT!
After reading the myth, you are tasked to
present the important elements for you to organize the ideas. What will you use to effectively present this information? LINEAR AND NON-LINEAR TEXTS
A linear text is a traditional text that needs to be read from
beginning to end to make sense of the text. Examples of linear texts are short stories, novels, letters, and educational texts. A nonlinear text, on the other hand, is not required to be read from beginning to end since its reading path is non-sequential. In assisting the readers, visual aids such as graphic organizers, concept maps, diagrams, and charts are used. GRAPHIC ORGANIZER
GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS are visual displays of key content
information designed to benefit learners who have difficulty organizing information (Fisher and Schumaker, 1995). These are useful tools in presenting and organizing information. They are meant to help students visualize clearly how ideas are organized within a text or surrounding a concept. TYPES OF GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS: CONCEPT MAP It is a general organizer that shows central idea with its corresponding characteristics Concept Map can take many different shapes which is excellent for brainstorming, activating prior knowledge or generating synonyms. EXAMPLE Flow Diagram or Sequence Chart Flow Diagram or Sequence Chart
It is a chart that shows series of steps or
events in the order in which they take place. Any concept that has distinct order can be displayed in this type of organizer. EXAMPLE Compare/Contrast/Venn Diagram
It is used to identify the similarities and
differences between two or more concepts. EXAMPLE Cause-and-Effect Diagram
highlights the direct relationship between
different events or concepts. EXAMPLE Plot Diagram /Organizer
It is used to show the series of events
happened in the story. EXAMPLE ACTIVITY! Daedalus and Icarus needed to overcome many personal challenges to escape from the cruel living. Just like them, we also experienced challenges. Share and compare the personal challenges of Daedalus and Icarus and the personal challenges you have experienced. Work on the following Venn Diagrams. ACTIVITY! Choose from the following scenario, then prepare a graphic organizer.
Scenario 1: Plan a new business venture using a flowchart to
outline the steps. Scenario 2: Compare and contrast two historical events using a Venn Diagram. Scenario 3: Develop a concept map to show the relationship between different scientific concepts