Ciclo 3

Formación en inglés
Reading Comprehension
Patterns of organization
• Chronological patterns
• Sequential patterns
• Listing patterns
• Spatial patterns
In the real world, many The different Patterns of Organization
texts contain sections connect supporting details in paragraphs,
essays, or chapters, among others
and passages that
combine two or more
patterns of organization.
Patrones Patrones Patrones
cronológicos secuenciales Listado espaciales
This week we will study (Chronologic
al Patterns)
(Sequential
Patterns)
(Listing) (Spatial
Patterns)
some important
Patterns of
Organization.
Chronological patterns or
Time order:
Words that order information chronologically
following a progression in time

Timeline in a narrative or key words

like…
after, afterward, as soon as, at last,
at that time, before, during,
eventually, finally, first,
second, following, formerly,
immediately, in/on (date), last, later,
next, now, meanwhile,
shortly, since, then, until, when
Sequencial Patterns:
It is similar to the chronological pattern but
more specific because it describes a series
of consecutive steps. It is also used to
provide instructions or describing process.

Steps in a narrative or key words

like…
also, and, another, a number of, as
well as, too, besides, first, for
example, for instance, furthermore,
in addition, in fact, largest, least,
moreover, most important, one, plus,
second, several, the following
Listing Patterns:
Items that are listed randomly. Changing
the order of the elements does not affect
the meaning of the paragraph.

Lists of items or…

first, second, third, another, also,
too,
finally, several, numerals
Note about Simple listing and time order.
These P.O.O. (Patterns of
organization) are frequently
confused:
They are the same except for
one factor: order.
For the simple listing type, order
is not that important in most of
the cases.
For Chronological order, respect
the order is very important.
The sequence patterns explain
specific steps.
Spatial Order Patterns:
When we talk about spatial order, we talk about physical
location or position in space. Details support the main
idea as a list that reveals where items are located.

It describes a subject according to a

specific position or uses words such as…
top to bottom, near to far, room to room,
inside to outside, above, adjacent to,
away, below, behind, beside, between,
beyond, close by, elsewhere, in front of,
inside, nearby, next to, opposite, outside,
over, toward, under, within, without
 Let’s Review!
Awareness of patterns of
organization supports reading
comprehension because identifying
the organization and the supporting
details helps you understand the
logic, order and intention of the
ideas in a text.
Let’s practice!
Scrum is a framework utilizing an agile mindset for
developing, delivering, and sustaining products in a
complex environment, with an initial emphasis on Can you identify
software development, although it has been used in any Chronological,
other fields including research, sales, marketing and Sequential, Listing,
advanced technologies. It is designed for teams of ten or Spatial order
or fewer members, who break their work into goals patterns in this
that can be completed within time-boxed iterations,
called sprints, no longer than one month and most passage?
commonly two weeks. The Scrum Team assess
progress in time-boxed daily meetings of 15 minutes
or less, called daily scrums. At the end of the sprint,
the team holds two further meetings: the sprint review
which demonstrates the work done to stakeholders to
elicit feedback, and sprint retrospective which enables
the team to reflect and improve.
Scrum is a framework utilizing an agile mindset for
developing, delivering, and sustaining products
in a complex environment, with an initial emphasis
on software development LISTING

…time-boxed iterations, called sprints, no longer

than one month and most commonly two weeks.
The Scrum Team assess progress in time-boxed
daily meetings of 15 minutes or less, called daily
scrums. SEQUENCE

At the end of the sprint, the team holds two further

meetings. CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER

who break their work into goals that can be

completed within time-boxed iterations, called sprints
SPATIAL ORDER
CLASS ACTIVITY

1. Go to the following link in order learn some

important information about the history of
SCRUM:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrum_(software_d
evelopment)#History

2. Take note of the actions mentioned there for

every year.

3. Based on your notes create a SRUM history

timeline in the following tool: Adobe Express

4. Share it to your classmates in this week

forum
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Patterns of Organization.doc. studylib.net. (2021).

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 Habilitaciones Ciclo 2
La habilitación para este ciclo estará
disponible hasta el 3 de septiembre
en las aulas virtuales del ciclo 2

Solamente deben tomar la

habilitación quienes perdieron el
curso. No se abrirá la posibilidad
para quienes quieran mejorar la nota.
Keep on practicing!
Thank you!