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    English 8 Quarter 2 Lesson 1: Explain visual-verbal relationships illustrated in tables, graphs, and information maps found in expository texts

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    EXPOSITORY

    TEXTS:
    Visual-Verbal
    Relationships
    What are your
    qualifications in
    purchasing a
    product?
    Communicating with others has
    changed throughout the years. It has
    evolved from personal speaking to
    technological advancements such as
    social media. However, there are
    advantages and disadvantages to the use
    of modern technology in terms of
    communication.
    The use of modern technology such
    as cellphones allows us to reach those
    people who are possibly miles away from
    us. Through mobile phones, we can
    contact them via text messaging or calls.
    The internet has also given us an
    opportunity to communicate via live video
    chat.
    This has been most advantageous to
    those families whose members are
    abroad. Sending letters take months to
    get to and from senders and receivers
    that it becomes more difficult to hear
    news immediately. With today’s
    technology, people take advantage of the
    internet to continuously
    stay connected with their loved ones
    anytime.However, modern technology
    also makes us lose connection with
    others. As we get absorbed with
    communicating with other people through
    social media sites or chat messaging
    services, we may have the tendency to
    forget to personally communicate with
    Dinners with friends are no longer a place
    of chatter but instead a time of updating
    their Facebook or Instagram stories.
    Technology and communication are
    partners in making the world more
    connected. Do not use technology to
    disconnect yourself to what is more
    important.
    What is the main idea of the text?

    Is the text an expository text?

    How will you present the idea of


    the text in an easier way?
    How do you show
    Visual-Verbal
    Relationships?
    Expository Text

    - or informational texts
    - are non-fiction texts that give
    facts and information about a
    topic.
    Linear Text

    - focuses on the arrangement of


    words both grammatically
    and stylistically.
    - these are the usual texts we see
    on
    news reports, speeches, and
    Linear Text

    - the reading path is sequential

    - this means that reading is


    uninterrupted and continuous
    Visual Representations

    - Help readers to clearly and easily


    see the various data that are
    essential to understanding an
    expository text.
    Visual Representations

    - Are the ways of presenting


    information in a simple and
    attractive manner to catch the
    readers’ interest.
    Non-Linear Text

    - are combined with visual


    elements, such as pictures,
    graphs,
    tables, and graphic organizers

    - the reading path is non


    Non-Linear Text
    Graph

    - is a diagram that shows the


    relationships of information
    presented. Below are the
    different
    kinds of graphs.
    * Line Graph
    * Bar Graph
    Line Graph

    - is a kind of graph that presents


    information trends using data
    dots connected by straight line
    segments
    Line Graph
    Bar Graph

    - is a kind of graph that


    characterizes categorical data
    with
    rectangular bars of equal width
    Bar Graph
    Table

    - is an organized arrangement

    of data usually in rows and


    columns
    Table
    Map

    - is a diagram or visual
    representation that shows the
    relative position of the parts
    of something. It could be a
    drawing or a photograph
    Map
    Concept Map

    - displays the organization


    and relationship of concepts
    and ideas
    Concept Map
    Chart

    - is an illustration that
    presents information in a
    tabular or circular form
    * Pie chart
    * Flowchart
    Pie Chart

    - is circular in form that


    presents how a whole is
    sliced
    into parts
    Pie Chart
    Flow Chart

    - is an illustration that shows


    a
    step-by-step process
    Flow Chart
    Infographic

    - is a combination of visual
    images and text
    presentation
    of specific information.
    Infographic
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