Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 1K views

    Text Types

    Uploaded by

    Nichole Maude
    Here is a 5 sentence expository paragraph on the topic of major stressors in teens' lives: Teenagers face significant stress from various sources. Academics are a primary stressor as high school students juggle homework, studying for tests, and maintaining good grades to get into college. Social pressures also cause stress as teens worry about fitting in with their peers and being popular. Extracurricular activities and sports add to stress as teens balance schoolwork with practices, games, and other commitments. Family issues and relationships with parents and siblings can be stressful as well. Overall, the transition from childhood to adulthood brings new responsibilities and social dynamics that take their toll emotionally and physically on teens.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Text Types

    Uploaded by

    Nichole Maude
    1K views24 pages
    Here is a 5 sentence expository paragraph on the topic of major stressors in teens' lives: Teenagers face significant stress from various sources. Academics are a primary stressor as high school students juggle homework, studying for tests, and maintaining good grades to get into college. Social pressures also cause stress as teens worry about fitting in with their peers and being popular. Extracurricular activities and sports add to stress as teens balance schoolwork with practices, games, and other commitments. Family issues and relationships with parents and siblings can be stressful as well. Overall, the transition from childhood to adulthood brings new responsibilities and social dynamics that take their toll emotionally and physically on teens.

    Original Description:

    Types of Text Power point presentation for demo teaching

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Here is a 5 sentence expository paragraph on the topic of major stressors in teens' lives: Teenagers face significant stress from various sources. Academics are a primary stressor as high school students juggle homework, studying for tests, and maintaining good grades to get into college. Social pressures also cause stress as teens worry about fitting in with their peers and being popular. Extracurricular activities and sports add to stress as teens balance schoolwork with practices, games, and other commitments. Family issues and relationships with parents and siblings can be stressful as well. Overall, the transition from childhood to adulthood brings new responsibilities and social dynamics that take their toll emotionally and physically on teens.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    1K views24 pages

    Text Types

    Uploaded by

    Nichole Maude
    Here is a 5 sentence expository paragraph on the topic of major stressors in teens' lives: Teenagers face significant stress from various sources. Academics are a primary stressor as high school students juggle homework, studying for tests, and maintaining good grades to get into college. Social pressures also cause stress as teens worry about fitting in with their peers and being popular. Extracurricular activities and sports add to stress as teens balance schoolwork with practices, games, and other commitments. Family issues and relationships with parents and siblings can be stressful as well. Overall, the transition from childhood to adulthood brings new responsibilities and social dynamics that take their toll emotionally and physically on teens.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    of 24
    At a glance
    Powered by AI
    The key takeaways are that there are different types of texts classified based on their purpose and structure. Main text types include narrative, expository, and argumentative. Narrative texts tell stories while expository texts seek to explain or inform.

    The main types of text are narrative, expository, and argumentative. Narrative texts tell stories, expository texts explain or inform, and argumentative texts aim to change the reader's beliefs.

    The three main categories of text types are expository, narrative, and argumentative. Expository texts explain or inform, narrative texts tell stories, and argumentative texts aim to change beliefs.

    Group 1- Explain forms of bullying

    and give examples.


    Group 2- Narrate why people bully
    others. Cite one situation.
    CLASSIFYING
    TEXT TYPES
    Personal/
    narrative factual persuasive
    recount

    expository explanation argumentative


    What are text types?
    written for a variety of purposes, using different forms and standards of
    Composition/ language style

    •A text is a piece of writing that you read or create.

    Two main text types:


    •Factual text types =factual description, recount, or persuasive
    •Literary text types =poetry, narrative or personal response.
    Three Main Categories:
    most commonly used classification text materials is that one
    based on text’s purpose and meaning

    1. Expository texts
    2. Narrative texts, and
    3. Argumentative
    (It aims to change the readers’ beliefs.)
    Different text types
    Text Types Description Examples
    1. Narrative • Entertains, instructs or informs readers (fiction)
    by telling a story. novels
    short stories
    • In Literature, texts tell a story or poems
    part of a story. plays
    non-fictional
    • Narrative texts include plot (articles,
    structure, conflict, characterization, newspaper reports,
    setting, theme, point of view, historical writings)
    sequencing, and transitions.
    Different text types
    Text Types Description Examples
    2. Expository •Non-fiction (true) •Biographies

    •Seeks to explain or inform •Autobiographies


    •The information can be verified as true.

    • Structures: descriptions, comparison/


    contrast, cause/effect, problem/solution.

    • Focused on a specific topic.


    • There are often headings and
    subheadings.

    • It contains facts and information.


    Expository text
    •explain, inform or describe
    •most frequently use to write structures
    Expository structures can be classified into five categories:
    •Description: where the author describes a topics characteristics, features,
    attributes, etc. and gives examples.
    •procedure or sequence: the author lists different activities in their
    chronological order or enumerate items in a numerical order.
    •comparison
    •cause-effect explanation
    •problem-solution presentation
    In the expository category, the non-fictional texts have specific role to
    inform or to teach the readers. They can come in a various formats,
    depending of the area of use:

    •business: reports, letters, executive summaries.


    •journalism: essays, news reports, press releases, sports news.
    •technical communication: user guides, technical reports or standards.
    •academic and scientific communication: textbooks, student guides, scientific
    reports, scientific journals’ articles, encyclopedia articles.
    •general reference works: encyclopedia articles, or on-line, multi-domain
    informative texts, as the Wikipedia articles.
    Different text types
    Text Types Description Examples
    3. Explanation • Is used to describe how things work •How does a DVD player
    and why things happen. work?
    • An explanation tries to provide answers •Why are there different
    to questions that the reader (or listener) seasons?
    may have on a certain subject. •How do fresh water and
    • Explanations are used to teach people salt water differ?
    new information. How are they similar?
    •What is the fastest way to
    • describe why things happen clean my room?
    • show how things are similar or different
    • try to solve a problem or situation
    Different text types
    Text Types Description Examples

    4. Recount • A recount retells past events in the • factual, such as a news


    (Personal and order in which they happened. story
    Factual • personal, such as a
    Recounts) family holiday or your
    opinion on a subject.
    Different text types
    Text Types Description Examples
    5. Persuasive With persuasive text the author tries to
    convince the reader to adopt a particular Advertisements
    opinion or perform a certain action. (Commercials)
    Personal/
    narrative factual persuasive
    recount

    expository explanation argumentative


    Under what text types does the essay “How to Fight Big Bullies?” Check
    below and prove your answers.

    _____ narrative _____ explanation


    _____factual recount _____ expository
    _____ personal recount _____ persuasive
    Identify which of the text types does the texts belong to? What grammatical
    features are in the text that allows you to say it belongs to a particular text type?

    Chocó energy Bar

    The best chocolate energy bar has arrived to Ecuador. It is delicious,


    it has milk, almonds and chocolate syrup. It also has many vitamins that will
    help you grow and make your teeth very strong. You can’t keep living without
    trying this bar .Buy one today !!!

    Persuasive
    Source: Logos. (2011, September 05). Types of paragraph. Retrieved from https://www.slideshare.net/kriziak/types-of-paragraph
    Identify which of the text types does the texts belong to? What grammatical
    features are in the text that allows you to say it belongs to a particular text type?

    My Last Vacation
    My last vacation was very fun. First I went to the beach with my
    cousins. We surfed and swam in the ocean. Then went to my grandparents
    farm and rode a horse. Next we climb a big mountain. Finally we came back
    home and rest . I had the best vacation ever.

    Narrative
    Source: Logos. (2011, September 05). Types of paragraph. Retrieved from https://www.slideshare.net/kriziak/types-of-paragraph
    What are the different purposes of text types?
    What are the different text types?
    What is the importance of distinguishing
    the type of text being read?
    Purposes
    • developing social networks
    • engaging in civic discourse
    • supporting personal and spiritual growth
    • reflecting on experience
    • communicating professionally and academically;
    • building relationships with others, including friends, family, and
    like-minded individuals;
    • engaging in aesthetic experiences”
    Assessment
    A. Identify whether the given passages are narrative, expository,
    explanation, recount, or persuasive.

    _______1. How do we breathe?


    The nose, trachea and lungs are the main organs which make up the
    respiratory system. This system allows the exchange of gases which are need
    ed for us to live.
    Breathing happens when the brain sends a message through the nerves to the
    intercostal muscles which lie between the ribs and diaphragm. When the
    instruction is received, the muscles pull the ribs outwards and the diaphragm
    relaxes so that the space in the chest gets bigger. Because the pressure in the
    chest gets lower, air rushes in to fill the lungs…
    source: http://dinus.ac.id/repository/docs/ajar/explanation_text_introduction_and_overview-fp-916c1fe4.pdf
    Assessment
    A. Identify whether the given passages are narrative, expository,
    explanation, recount, or persuasive.
    _______2.
    When I was five years old, I took an extreme liking to my sister's toys. It
    made little difference that I had a trunk overflowing with dolls and toys of my own.
    Her "big girl" treasures were much easier to break, and much more appealing. Like-
    wise, when I was ten and she was twelve, the earrings and make-up that she was
    slowly permitted to experiment with held my attention, while my former obsession
    with catching bugs seemed to be a distant and fading memory.

    Taken from Starlight, Star Bright K Garnett (1998)


    source: https://sites.google.com/site/p5cwriting/references/examples-of-personal-recounts
    Assessment
    A. Identify whether the given passages are narrative, expository,
    explanation, recount, or persuasive.
    _______3.
    Speech production is made possible by the specialized movements of our vocal
    organs that generate speech sounds waves. Like all sound production, speech production
    requires a source of energy. The source of energy for speech production is the steady stream of
    air that comes from the lungs as we exhale. When we breathe normally, the air stream is
    inaudible. To become audible, the air stream must vibrate rapidly. The vocal cords cause the air
    stream to vibrate. As we talk, the vocal cords open and close rapidly, chopping up the steady air
    stream into a series of puffs. These puffs are heard as a buzz. But this buzz is still not speech…

    (Text adapted by Gerot & Wignell 1994 from Denes & Pinson 1963)
    Assessment
    B. Create your own expository paragraph with the following topics:
    •5 or more sentences

    -Describe the major stressors in teens' lives.


    -Explain how music affects your life.
    -Describe three objects that symbolize our culture and explain why you selected them.
    -Explain why you are interested in a particular career.

    CRITERIA
    -Organization (grammar, coherence, structure) -5 pts
    -Appropriateness to the purpose -5 pts
    References

    Text Types and Purposes. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.centralriversaea.org/


    curriculum/literacy/writing/text-types-purposes/
    Home. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://explainwell.org/index.php/table-of-contents-sy
    nthesize-text/types-of-texts/
    Ramoso, K. (2012, February 23). Text Types. Retrieved from https://www.slidesha
    re.net/KarRamoso/text-types-11721229
    https://www.slideshare.net/Chromeangel/text-types-47444653

    You might also like

    pFad - Phonifier reborn

    Pfad - The Proxy pFad of © 2024 Garber Painting. All rights reserved.

    Note: This service is not intended for secure transactions such as banking, social media, email, or purchasing. Use at your own risk. We assume no liability whatsoever for broken pages.


    Alternative Proxies:

    Alternative Proxy

    pFad Proxy

    pFad v3 Proxy

    pFad v4 Proxy