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    Textual Aids Part 1 Lesson 2

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    This document discusses various textual aids that can help simplify comprehension of texts, including: 1. Linear and non-linear texts, which can be read sequentially or non-sequentially. 2. Textual aids like cause-and-effect diagrams, flow charts, Venn diagrams and graphic organizers that organize information visually. 3. Examples of a cause-and-effect diagram, flow chart, Venn diagram and graphic organizer that display relationships between ideas.

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    Textual Aids Part 1 Lesson 2

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    This document discusses various textual aids that can help simplify comprehension of texts, including: 1. Linear and non-linear texts, which can be read sequentially or non-sequentially. 2. Textual aids like cause-and-effect diagrams, flow charts, Venn diagrams and graphic organizers that organize information visually. 3. Examples of a cause-and-effect diagram, flow chart, Venn diagram and graphic organizer that display relationships between ideas.

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    This document discusses various textual aids that can help simplify comprehension of texts, including: 1. Linear and non-linear texts, which can be read sequentially or non-sequentially. 2. Textual aids like cause-and-effect diagrams, flow charts, Venn diagrams and graphic organizers that organize information visually. 3. Examples of a cause-and-effect diagram, flow chart, Venn diagram and graphic organizer that display relationships between ideas.

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    Textual Aids Part 1 Lesson 2

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    LESSON 2 ENGLI

    SH 10

    Te x t u a l A i d s
    in
    Un d e r s t a n d i n
    Accuracy

    S I X
    Characteristics of
    Completeness
    Timeliness
    Good Information Consistency
    Relevance
    Uniqueness
    Linear Text
    is a traditional text that needs to be
    read from beginning to end to
    make sense of the text.
    Non-Linear Text
    is not required to be read from
    beginning to end since its reading
    path is non-sequential.
    Textual Aids
    are educational
    instruments that simplify
    comprehension of texts.
    Cause-and-Effect Diagram
    A cause and effect diagram, also known
    as an Ishikawa or "fishbone" diagram,
    is a graphic tool used to explore and
    display the possible causes of a certain
    effect.
    Cause-and-Effect Diagram
    fish bone Diagram-/Ishikawa Diagram
    Flow Chart
    Flow Diagram
    a sequence chart that
    shows order or series of
    events.
    1. Preheat the oven 10 180 degrees 5. Mix the wet and dry ingredients

    2. Line the bottom of the pan with a 6. Pour the batter mixture in a pan
    parchment paper
    START

    3. Mix the sugar, flour, cocoa powder,


    baking powder and salt in a large 7. Put the pan in the oven
    bowl.

    4. In another large bowl, whisk the


    eggs, water, milk, oil and vanilla Bake for 25 to 30 minutes Enjoy!
    extract together
    DIFFERENCES DIFFERENCES

    SIMILARITIES
    Venn Diagram
    this textual aid is use to identify,
    classify, categorized and recognized
    similarities and differences of two or
    more subjects, ideas, thoughts or
    concepts.
    FACE- TO-FACE DISTANCE
    LEARNING LEARNING
    SIMILARITIES
    • Traditional Instruction
    • Both are learning • Modern studying
    Method
    modalities method
    • Lectures are
    • Differentiated • Lessons are conducted
    discussed in a
    Learning using virtual platforms
    classroom set up • Teachers and students
    • Teachers and students • Use individual and
    group activity don’t go to school.
    go to school
    • Facilitated by
    teachers
    Graphic Organizer
    It is also known as a concept
    map/concept diagram is a visual
    display that includes content
    information that shows
    relationship of ideas.
    assignments

    lessons teachers

    SCHOOL

    Performance
    tasks Friends

    fun
    Textual Aids
    are educational
    instruments that simplify
    comprehension of texts.
    Activity No. 1

    What is your favorite dish or dessert


    recipe? present the steps in preparing or
    cooking your favorite food using a flow
    chart/diagram.
    Activity No. 2: Transform the text below into a non-textual
    information source.
    Activity No. 3
    Transcode the information below into paragraph form.

    WHAL
    FISH
    E
    Thank you

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