The document discusses textual aids or text features that are included in documents to help readers understand the content. It defines textual aids and provides examples such as graphs, maps, tables, titles, diagrams, timelines, pie charts, glossaries, and photographs. The document also lists learning objectives and provides assessment and assignment instructions.
The document discusses textual aids or text features that are included in documents to help readers understand the content. It defines textual aids and provides examples such as graphs, maps, tables, titles, diagrams, timelines, pie charts, glossaries, and photographs. The document also lists learning objectives and provides assessment and assignment instructions.
The document discusses textual aids or text features that are included in documents to help readers understand the content. It defines textual aids and provides examples such as graphs, maps, tables, titles, diagrams, timelines, pie charts, glossaries, and photographs. The document also lists learning objectives and provides assessment and assignment instructions.
The document discusses textual aids or text features that are included in documents to help readers understand the content. It defines textual aids and provides examples such as graphs, maps, tables, titles, diagrams, timelines, pie charts, glossaries, and photographs. The document also lists learning objectives and provides assessment and assignment instructions.
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LEARNING MODULE IN ENGLISH 10
SUBJECT TEACHER RUBEE B. BEJERANO
WEEK 6, Quarter 1 August 30-September 4,2021 TOPIC Textual Aids 1. Determine the effect of textual aids . LEARNING 2. Identify different types of text features. OBJECTIVES 3. Interpret a text features in to text. MODULE CONTENT Textual Aids
Textual Aids also called text features are visual elements of a page that stand out from the main text.
What are the text features?
Authors include text features to help the reader better understand what they have read. It provides information that may not be written in the text itself. Text features can be found in textbooks, magazine articles, newspapers, reports, web pages, and other forms of nonfiction text.
Example of text feature
Graph are visual comparison of data and information in a bar, line ,pie format. Its purpose is to help us read facts and figures in a short amount of time.
Maps are drawings that show the basic shape of the land and other geographical, political, or historical features. It present information in a visual form. It helps the reader understand where an event happens.
Tables organize large amounts of information in a small space. It presents all kinds of data, from numbers and amounts, to calendars and menus.
Titles. The style and color of the text sends the reader signals about how to read the contents.
Diagrams is a drawing that shows or explains something.
NONFICTION TEXT FEATURES
Timeline Pie Chart Table of Contents Glossary Hyperlink Map Key Heading Caption
Photographs Illustrations
Photos and illustrations give information in a visual way. They help the reader tell the story.
It helps the readers understand an idea from the text that was unclear.
ASSESSMENT Assessment : Complete the activity on Exercise 6 and Exercise 7 on ECAS page 9.
ASSIGNMENT Assignment : (This will presented during class discussion.) Think an object which symbolizes your personality. You may draw or pick a picture on the internet.
