REVIEWER IN RWS 4 Components Of Descriptive Text

1. Attention to Details
2. Descriptive Language
UNDERSTANDING NARRATION TEXTS
3. Multiple Senses
4. Organization
Narration
 The most basic pattern of development
How to write an effective Descriptive Text?
 It is a pattern of development in writing that is
 Follow and consider the properties of a well-
used to tell story or focus on a set of related
written text.
event.
- Organization
- Coherence and Cohesion
Elements of a Narrative Text
- Appropriate Language Use
Theme
Proper Mechanics
 The main idea of a story, usually expressed as a
Writing of Descriptive Text
generalization.
 To write a descriptive text, do the following:
 It’s the big message, the big idea.
1. Do prewriting activities to decide on a topic.
Setting
2. Write a thesis statement.
 The time and place in a story.
3. Generate details and organize idea using a
Characters
description pattern.
 The people (actors) in the story.
4. Begin writing your draft.
 Protagonist
 Antagonist
CRITICAL READING
Point Of View
 Evaluate claims
 Who is telling the story, or who is narrating it.
 Questions assumptions
 First Person
 Seek definitions
 Second Person
 Demand proof
 Third person
Dialogue  Judge information
 Characters talking using quotation marks. Critical Reading
Example:  a type of reading whereby the reader analyzes
“May we ask where you’ve been, Miss Everdeen?” and interpret the reading material to know if it
Effie asks. presents logical ideas and connection of ideas.
Plot 7 Critical Reading Strategies
 The series of related events that make up a story. 1. Previewing
2. Contextualizing
UNDERSTANDING DESCRIPTIVE TEXT 3. Questioning to understand and remember
Descriptive Text 4. Reflecting on Challenges to your beliefs and
 It is a type of writing that creates a clear picture of values
a single scene, object, person, place, or anything 5. Outlining and Summarizing
visible. 6. Evaluating an argument
 When writing a descriptive text, think of yourself 7. Comparing and Contrasting Related Readings
as a camera. You must remember to focus your Previewing
discussion on one single item to describe because - learning about a text before really reading.
a camera cannot focus on many items or spots at Contextualizing
the same time. - placing a text in it’s historical, biographical,
and cultural context.
2 Generic Structures of Descriptive Text Questioning to understand and remember
1. Identification - asking questions about the context.
 Introduce a particular person, place, or thing. Reflecting on Challenges to your beliefs and values
2. Description - identifying your personal response.
 Describing physical appearance, quality, Outlining and Summarizing
behavior, etc. - identifying the main ideas and restating them
in your own words.

Evaluating an argument
 - testing the logic of a text as well as it’s • Self control
credibility and emotional impact.
Comparing and contrasting related reading • Indomitable spirit
- exploring likeness and differences between BELT STRUCTURE AND PROMOTIONS
text to understand them better.
WHITE BELT
Reviewer in PEH -It indicates that a person is "innocent", has no
TAEKWONDO knowledge of Taekwondo.
TAE-Jumping, Kicking with the foot.
WHITE BELT WITH YELLOW STRIPES
KWON-Punching, Smashing with the fist. -The test requires the individual to carry out a
predetermined pattern, as well as go through the
DO-The way
three-step and one-step sparring process with
TAEKWONDO-It is a traditional Korean martial another taekwondo practitioner. He also has to be
art, which translated literally means: “the art of able to defend himself against holds and be able
hand and foot fighting”. to successfully break free using either kicks or
-It is a method of self-defense without weapons blows. It typically takes around two to three
months for an individual to proceed to the white
-It is a state of mind with yellow stripe belt.
Choi Hong Hi YELLOW BELT-It represents gold, which means
-He is the founder of taekwondo. truth.
THE AIM OF TAEKWONDO YELLOW BELT-The test for promotion to a
-BODY, MIND & SPIRIT WORKING AS ONE yellow belt is similar to the test mentioned above,
but with a different pattern, and the breaking of
boards with both hands and feet. It takes roughly
two to three months of training before one can
take the test.

COMMANDMENTS OF TAEKWONDO YELLOW BELT WITH GREEN STRIPES

1. Loyalty to your country -From yellow, you can proceed to the yellow with
green stripe belt. While all the promotion tests are
1. Respect your parents largely the same, the test from yellow to yellow
with green requires one to go through a different
2. Faithfulness to your spouse
pattern from the previous tests, as well as
3. Respect your brothers and sisters breaking a two-inch board with the hand and one-
inch board with the feet. Additionally, one-step
4. Loyalty to your friends
sparring is required.
5. Respect your elders
GREEN BELT
6. Respect your teacher -The player has to do a test with another pattern,
along with a one-step spar and a freestyle spar. In
7. Never take life unjustly addition, he also has to break through two-inch
8. Loyalty to your school boards with both his hands and feet, as well as
demonstrate an ability to defend himself.
9. Finish what you begin
GREEN BELT WITH BLUE STRIPES
PRINCIPLES OF TAEKWONDO -You must practice another pattern, and defend
• Courtesy yourself against both holds and clubs. In addition,
the player has to break a two-inch board with his
• Integrity hands and a one-inch board using a jump kick. As
with the other tests, he has to undertake the one-
• Perseverance
step sparring and free sparring. The move from requires at least nine months of training after one
green to green with stripes requires around four has completed the red and black stripe belt test.
months of training before a test can be taken.
-It has 1st degree up to 9th degree
BLUE BELT
Junbi – Ready
-The blue belt is symbolic of the sky or the ocean.
Charyut – Attention
-The test to attain the blue belt is similar to that of
Kyungyet – Bow
the green with blue stripes, except for the Ahnjo – Sit Down
induction of a different pattern and an addition of Shichak – Begin
two-step sparring. Besides that, one must Baro – Back to Ready
demonstrate the breaking of a two-inch board Gooman – Stop
with a punch and a one-inch board with a turning Poomse – Form
kick. All of this typically takes four months to
achieve. Countings
1. HANA
BLUE BELT WITH RED STRIPES 2. DUL
-To achieve the blue with red stripes belt requires 3. SET
finesse, as the individual needs to defend against 4. NET
holds, clubs and knives as well as multiple 5. DASEOT
unarmed opponents. He also has to break two- 6. YEOSEOT
inch boards with a punch and a turning kick. It 7. ILGOP
takes five months from the blue belt to achieve 8. YEODEOL
this. 9. AHOP
10. YEOL
RED BELT
-The red belt represents the brightness and energy Basic Stances
of the sun and is symbolic of the physical acts of  Attention Stance
the individual, simple indicates danger.  Ready Stance
 Forward Stance
-Along with a different pattern, the test for the  Back Stance
red belt replaces the two-step sparring with  Sitting Stance
multiple free sparring. He also has to break a  Walking Stance
three-inch board with any kick, while other Basic Punches
elements of the test remains the same.  Low Punch
 Middle Punch
RED BELT WITH BLACK STRIPES
 High Punch
-From red, there is the red and black stripe belt.
Basic Blocks
The test is identical to the red belt, except with a
 High Block
different pattern and the need to break two three-  Middle Block
inch boards. It takes five months to train for this.  Low Block
BLACK BELT
-It represents the commitment to the value POOMSAE
system of the colors and the dignity that comes  The practice of forms is an important element
in the development of proper Taekwondo
from pride in oneself.
technique.
-The highest rank achievable, the black belt  are a series of movements, both offensive and
test requires a lot of work: one pattern, one- defensive, against multiple, simulated
step sparring, two-step sparring, free sparring and attackers from multiple directions.
multiple free sparring. You must also be able to
defend against holds, clubs, knives and unarmed
opponents, as well as break two three-inch boards
with any kick or blow. To get to this stage, it
Colored belt students will learn the Taeguk 1–8 series
of poomsae. Each pattern symbolizes one of the eight
Chinese Divination signs.
• Il Jang 8th Gup Heaven and Light
• Ye Jang 7th Gup Cheerfulness and happiness
• Sam Jang 6th Gup Fire
• Sa Jang 5th Gup Thunder
• Oh Jang 4th Gup Wind
• Yook Jang 3rd Gup Water
• Chil Jang 2nd Gup Mountain summit
• Pal Jang 1st Gup Earth

Written Instructions for Taekwondo Form 1 –

Taegeuk Il Jang
• Start in the Ready or “Joon Bi” stance
• Turn left 90 degrees into a walking stance with
left foot forward, left low block
• Step forward into walking stance with right
foot forward, right hand middle punch
• Turn right 180 degrees into a walking stance
with right foot forward, right low block
• Step forward into walking stance with left foot
forward, left hand middle punch
• Turn left 90 degrees into a front stance with
left foot forward, left low block, right middle
punch
• Turn right 90 degrees into a walking stance
with right foot forward, left middle block
• Step forward into walking stance with left foot
forward, right hand middle punch
• Turn left 180 degrees into a walking stance
with left foot forward, right middle block
• Step forward into walking stance with right
foot forward, left hand middle punch
• Turn right 90 degrees into a front stance with
right foot forward, right low block, left middle
punch
• Turn left 90 degrees into a walking stance with
left foot forward, left high block
• Right front kick, foot placed down into walking
stance with right foot forward, right middle
punch
• Turn right 180 degrees into a walking stance
with right foot forward, right high block
• Left front kick, foot placed down into walking
stance with left foot forward, left middle
punch
• Turn right 90 degrees into a front stance with
left foot forward, left low block
• Step forward into a front stance with right
foot forward, right middle punch
• Yell Kihap!
• When the Master says “Bah Ro”, turn and face
the Master.