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    Medical Infographic Analysis

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    The infographic provides guidelines for physical activity in children aged 1 to 5. It uses minimalistic text, colorful visuals and a clear layout to appeal to children, parents and teachers. Key information includes the benefits of active children and a recommendation of 180 minutes of activity per day. Images and emoticons complement short phrases about different health and developmental areas. A staircase grid lists age-appropriate activities that become more varied with age from 1 to 5 years. Overall the infographic effectively conveys important messages about early childhood physical activity through its visual design and concise text.

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    Medical Infographic Analysis

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    The infographic provides guidelines for physical activity in children aged 1 to 5. It uses minimalistic text, colorful visuals and a clear layout to appeal to children, parents and teachers. Key information includes the benefits of active children and a recommendation of 180 minutes of activity per day. Images and emoticons complement short phrases about different health and developmental areas. A staircase grid lists age-appropriate activities that become more varied with age from 1 to 5 years. Overall the infographic effectively conveys important messages about early childhood physical activity through its visual design and concise text.

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    The infographic provides guidelines for physical activity in children aged 1 to 5. It uses minimalistic text, colorful visuals and a clear layout to appeal to children, parents and teachers. Key information includes the benefits of active children and a recommendation of 180 minutes of activity per day. Images and emoticons complement short phrases about different health and developmental areas. A staircase grid lists age-appropriate activities that become more varied with age from 1 to 5 years. Overall the infographic effectively conveys important messages about early childhood physical activity through its visual design and concise text.

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    Medical Infographic Analysis

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    The infographic provides guidelines for physical activity in children aged 1 to 5. It uses minimalistic text, colorful visuals and a clear layout to appeal to children, parents and teachers. Key information includes the benefits of active children and a recommendation of 180 minutes of activity per day. Images and emoticons complement short phrases about different health and developmental areas. A staircase grid lists age-appropriate activities that become more varied with age from 1 to 5 years. Overall the infographic effectively conveys important messages about early childhood physical activity through its visual design and concise text.

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    INFOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

    The given text is an infographic published in the UK Chief Medical Officers’ Physical
    Guidelines. Published in 2019, the infographic mainly serves to give information about the daily
    activity of children aged 1 to 5. The infographic is mainly targeted at children, parents and
    teachers. Through the use of minimalistic diction, catchy visuals and clear-cut layout, the author
    tries to grab the attention of multiple audiences.

    With the help of diction and formatting, the author maintains a minimalistic look to the
    infographic appealing to a wide audience. The first line “Physical activity for early years” is the
    opening title of the infographic. The title is not conspicuous or catchy. This shows that the
    infographic gets straight to the point and further reinforces the minimalistic look. The text is
    formatted in bold to grab the attention of the reader visually. The subtitle “(birth-5 years)”
    explains “early years” in the first line. These lines set the context of the infographic as well as
    the targeted age groups. The next line “Active children are healthy, happy, school ready and
    sleep better” enforces the rule of three as there are three elements referring to active children
    and an additional benefit : sleeping better. The next heading “Every movement counts” is
    formatted in bold to emphasize its impact. The last line “Get Strong. Move more. Breakup
    inactivity” uses the law of three again to further emphasize the impact. “Get Strong”, “Move
    more” and “Breakup inactivity” are conventionally not used as independent clauses in day-to-day
    life but the periods between the clauses emphasize the impact It creates. Through wordplay and
    diction, the author remains minimalistic and makes it appeal to a wider range of audience.

    The author uses images and emoticons along with minimalistic diction to create a powerful
    interplay of information regarding physical activity appealing to a wide range of audience. The
    six items in the grid are placed with complementary emoticons and respective texts. The nouns
    of the text such as “Relationships & Social Skills”, “Health & Weight”, “Brain Development and
    Learning”, “Sleep”, “Muscles and Bones”, “Movement & Co-ordination” are capitalized and
    formatted in bold to highlight the positive effects of physical activity. The text is also supported
    by emoticons such as “heart”, “bone”, “shaking of hands” etc. The line “Aim for at least 180
    minutes per day for children 1 - 5 years” throws light on the ideal amount of fitness time for
    children. This text is also formatted in bold as it is an essential piece of information. This line
    also uses euphemism as 180 minutes could be substituted with 3 hours. This substitution is to
    make the fitness time seem less for children and parents. The line is also warped around an
    orange clock which represents the time and also complements the text “180 minutes”. The image
    of the clock also imitates an orange which makes it playful for the children. The staircase grid of
    objects including various activities and a single word diction to enhance the minimalism and also
    keeping the infographic simple to read. The progressive grid may indicate growth and also the
    increasing number of activities a child should as the age of the child increases. As the target
    audience of the infographic is ages 1 to 5, there are 5 columns in the grid inferring that the set of
    activities in a column is attributed to the respective age group. In this way, the author uses
    visuals, layout and diction to call upon the attention of various audiences.

    In conclusion, the infographic provides essential information about physical activity in children
    aged 1 to 5. In this way, the interplay of all the authorial choices such as diction, visuals, layout
    and minimalism make the infographic suitable for a wide audience including children, parents
    and teachers.

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