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    This handout provides guidance for analyzing a text using three approaches: text-to-text, where the reader considers connections between the text and other works; text-to-self, where the reader reflects on personal experiences; and text-to-world, where the reader considers the text's broader context and implications. For each approach, it lists prompts to help the reader complete a statement reflecting on the text through that lens, such as comparing it to another work, relating it to one's own life, or situating it within past or current events.

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    This handout provides guidance for analyzing a text using three approaches: text-to-text, where the reader considers connections between the text and other works; text-to-self, where the reader reflects on personal experiences; and text-to-world, where the reader considers the text's broader context and implications. For each approach, it lists prompts to help the reader complete a statement reflecting on the text through that lens, such as comparing it to another work, relating it to one's own life, or situating it within past or current events.

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    Text To Text Text To Self Text To World 0

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    Elona Jane Capangpangan
    This handout provides guidance for analyzing a text using three approaches: text-to-text, where the reader considers connections between the text and other works; text-to-self, where the reader reflects on personal experiences; and text-to-world, where the reader considers the text's broader context and implications. For each approach, it lists prompts to help the reader complete a statement reflecting on the text through that lens, such as comparing it to another work, relating it to one's own life, or situating it within past or current events.

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    Text-to-Text, Text-to-Self,
    Text-to-World
    Use the copy of the text provided by your teacher to make any notes. Read the text once, and then read it
    again to find ideas that you can use to answer the following questions.

    1. Text-to-Text: How do the ideas in this text remind you of another text (story, book, movie, song, etc)?
    Complete one of the following statements:
    What I just read reminds me of ___________________ (story/book/movie/song) because…

    The ideas in this text are similar to the ideas in ___________________ because…

    The ideas in this text are different than the ideas in ­­­___________________ because…

    2. Text-to-Self: How do the ideas in this text relate to your own life, ideas, and experiences? Complete one
    of the following statements:
    What I just read reminds me of the time when I…

    I agree with/understand what I just read because in my own life…

    I don’t agree with what I just read because in my own life…

    3. Text-to-World: How do the ideas in this text reading relate to the larger world—past, present and
    future. Complete one of the following statements:
    What I just read makes me think about _________________________ (event from the past) because...

    What I just read makes me think about _________________________ (event from today related to my
    own community, nation or world) because…

    What I just read makes me wonder about the future because…

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