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Understanding
INFORMATION
LESSON 2:
Prepared by: Ms. Anthoinette Frisco

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HELL
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1. define textual aid and transcoding;


2. identify examples of textual aids;
3. transcode linear and nonlinear text vice versa; and /ə:
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4. determine the effects of textual aids on the
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HELL
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Textual Aids are visual aids that help readers to
better understand the texts they are reading by
enhancing their learning as they read through the
material. /
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In the case of writers, textual aids help in


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presenting complex information to a more
understandable way to readers.
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WHAT ARE THE PURPOSE OF TEXTUAL AIDS?
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A. to reproduce some major text materials in a visual or LAN
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spatial format
B. to give an overview of important information
C. to show relationships of different text elements
D. to add numerical information to some given verbal
data
E. to provide a summary of the main points
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to provide visual variety on the page
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WO
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
This is a section of the book
where its major parts are
listed along with their page
numbers. It is used to locate
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main topics.
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GLOSSARIES
are used to quickly find
key terms and their
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definitions in the book.
The key terms in the
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glossary are
alphabetically arranged.
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INDEX / INDICES
SECTION
This section of the book
contains a list of key
information together with
the page numbers
where they can be
found. /i/

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KEY / GUIDE WORDS SECTION
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These are terms with definitions located


within the page where they are
discussed. This is for the reader to
highlight and remember the important /ai
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idea in a selection.
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DIAGRAMS
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A diagram is used for readers to better
understand detailed information in a
simplified manner. It allows readers to
better understand steps, the information
in the text, and how certain things are
made. /ai/

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LAN
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CYCLE PYRAMID RADIAL

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GRAPHS / CHARTS / TABLES


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E These are used to organize large amounts of
information within a small space. These also
help the readers to better understand the
relationship between the different information
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available to them. At the same time,
DI
S graphs/charts/tables compare and summarize
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information.
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KINDS OF GRAPHS /i/

PAT
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LINE GRAPH BAR GRAPH

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GRAPH
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MAPS SECTION

These are
representations, usually
on a flat surface, of a
whole or a part of
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TIMELINE SECTION

This allows relevant information to be


understood by the readers in chronological /Ʌ/

order. This helps the readers understand the


/ə:/ order of certain events and how a particular
event leads to another.
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ILLUSTRATIONS SECTION

Illustrations are used so that readers


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can visualize information. They help /ai
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readers to understand texts that are not


clear.
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BOLD PRINT / ITALICS SECTION

The bold print is thicker in appearance


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and italics are slanted letters. These are
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used to show readers that words written
in these ways are important.
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TITLES SECTION

These allow the readers to identify the


different topics within the text. It allows /ai

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them to better understand the main idea
discussed in the material.
QUO
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HEADINGS SECTION

These make readers identify the


different topics discussed within the
material as readers skim and scan its /ai
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contents. Headings divide the text into
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SUBHEADINGS SECTION

Subheadings help the readers navigate


through the different sections of the text
and help them better understand the
main idea of each section.
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SIDEBARS SECTION

Sidebars create interest among readers


as important information is emphasized
in the sidebars. They allow readers to
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pay attention to interesting facts. /i/
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CAPTIONS SECTION

Captions help readers to better


understand a photo or illustration by /Ʌ/

giving additional information that cannot


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be readily seen in the photo or
illustration
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WORDS
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BER
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BIG
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It shows a foundation-based
relationship
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among things /i/
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It contains a list of key information


together with the page numbers
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It is used to show a continuous


/i:/ data /i/
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It is a graphical representation of a list


of events in/i:/ chronological order. /i/
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It is used to locate information and the


book's
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It is a graphical device containing


columns
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presents data using circles that are divided


into segments or categories which reflect the
proportion of the
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variables concerning the /i/
whole
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a symbolic representation of selected


characteristics of a place, usually
drawn by/i:/ a cartographer /i/
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useful when you want to


compare
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It uses illustrations and drawings of


the actual /data
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CONCLU
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Group Activity

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PR O
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SECTION

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Look at the given examples of glossary,
index, and table of contents. Then,
create a table/chart that compares /i:

them.
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PR O
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Analyze the given graph to your group
by making at least 5 statements that are /i:

true based on it.

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PR O
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SECTION

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Read the given text about the Stages of
Human Life and summarize it by /i:

making a textual aid.

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PR O
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SECTION

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Create a graph that shows how you


manage your weekly allowance. /i:

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PR O
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SECTION

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Create the most appropriate textual aid


based on the given scenario. /i:

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PR O
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SECTION

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Conduct a survey to your group
members and present the results by /i:

using the most appropriate textual aid.

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AWESOM

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QUESTIONS?
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THANKS! THA
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THANK
YOU!

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