ENGLISH CLASS

QUARTER 2

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 ENGLISH CLASS
Objectives:

At the end of the lesson, students are expected to:

a. recall the previous lesson through recap

b. identify multimodal text
c. identify the different modes in multimodal text
d. analyze a text if what multimodal text is used
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MULTIMODAL TEXTS
What is it about?
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Modes of Multimodal Texts

Linguistic: refers to any sort of spoken or written text T

Visual: refers to images and characters such as marks, signs and symbols. It
involves the use of color, layout, style, and size.
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Gestural: it is about movement and how we interpret it. Examples: facial

expressions, hand gestures, body language, interactions with people.
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Spatial: organization of elements in a space. It also deals with physical
closeness between people and objects.
Aural: it is the mode which focus on sound. This includes music, sound
effects, noises, silence, tone of person’s voice. F
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Modes of Multimodal Texts

Linguistic: refers to any sort of spoken or written text T

Visual: refers to images and characters such as marks, signs and symbols. It
involves the use of color, layout, style, and size.
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Gestural: it is about movement and how we interpret it. Examples: facial

expressions, hand gestures, body language, interactions with people.
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Spatial: organization of elements in a space. It also deals with physical
closeness between people and objects.
Aural: it is the mode which focus on sound. This includes music, sound
effects, noises, silence, tone of person’s voice. F
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Skills we use to interpret modes

reading listening speaking

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writing viewing
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MULTIMODAL TEXT:
Linguistic Aural
(listening,speaking)
Combination
(reading, writing, of two or more modes to
speaking)
create meaning. 3

Visual Gestural
Spatial 4
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MULTIMODAL TEXTS

LIVE DIGITAL PAPER-BASED X

It requires the processing of more than one method and the T

recognition of the interconnections between information.

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Live Multimodal Texts

Live multimodal texts are shown through

combinations of different modes such as X

gestural, spatial, audio, and oral language.

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Dance – the expression of an idea or emotion through the

use of body movements in a rhythmic way, accompanied
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with music.

Oral presentation - the delivery of an idea in front of

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a public audience.

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Digital Multimodal Texts
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Digital multimodal texts is presented through
dynamic combinations of various modes across
written and spoken language, still and moving X

visual image, audio, gesture, and spatial

communicative resources.
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Examples:
Films - is a form of storytelling using a series of T
moving images shown on the screen, usually with
sounds

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Animation - is a method of storytelling using figures
that are manipulated to appear as a series of moving
images.
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Slideshows - is a presentation that is based on a series

of projected images or photographic slides.
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Examples:

E-posters - or electronic posters is a digital presentation of a T

study and can be accessed through the use of softwares.

Digital stories - is a multimedia presentation of a narrative

structure combining a variety of digital elements.
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 Paper-based Multimodal Texts 1

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Paper- based multimodal texts are conveyed to
the reader through varying combinations of
written language and still images.
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 Examples: 1

Infographics - is a collection of images, texts, charts,

and data to present a quick and clear information.
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Graphic texts - presents information and data with the

use of words in diagrams and drawings.
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Posters - large printed picture or a notice that is used

for advertising or decoration.
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Examples:

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Comics - is a medium of narration using images
combined with text.
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Picture - is an image or drawing that represent a certain

topic. T

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Practice X

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Identify whether the given samples are
examples of live, digital or paper-based
multimodal texts.
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Multimodal Texts 1

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PAPER-BASED

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Multimodal Texts
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DIGITAL
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Multimodal Texts

PAPER-BASED
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Multimodal Texts 1

LIVE 2

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PAPER-BASED

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Multimodal Texts
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LIVE
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Multimodal Texts 1

PAPER-BASED 3

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Multimodal Texts

DIGITAL
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Review:
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Multimodal Texts

LIVE
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Multimodal Texts

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Multimodal Texts

Paper -Based
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Analyze:
 Analyze: Do the presentation tell
the same idea?

The presentations
d o p r e s e ntations are about African
How o n ab ou t traditional clothing.
i n f o r m a ti
give Presentation 1
the topic?

Presentation 1 Presentation 2

It presented ideas It presented ideas

through pictures. through words or
graphic texts.

Presentation 2
Compare & Contrast
 Questions:

● What is the topic of the

brochure and infographic?

● How is Kuala Lumpur described in

the brochure?

● What information about Kuala Lumpur can

you get from the infographic?
 Questions:

● What is the topic of the

brochure and infographic?

● How is Kuala Lumpur described in

the brochure?

● What information about Kuala Lumpur can

you get from the infographic?
 SEATWORK #1: 2023

●Using any paper-based multimodal texts, create an

information about the comparison of Christmas and New
Year Celebration in the Philippines from another
countries. You can use short bond paper in making the
task.

CONTENT OF THE SEATWORK

●Title
• Introduction about Christmas celebration
●Detail: How is it celebrated in the Phil. and in other
country?
● Conclusion: ( which country celebrates it
better? why?
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CONTENT 30%
CREATIVITY 30%
ORIGINALITY 25%

total : 85%