ENGLISH 10: LESSON 2

• NON-LINEAR TEXT - a text that does not need to be read from beginning till the end
• LINEAR TEXT - a text wherein we need to read from beginning to the end
• TEXTUAL AIDS - could be written, or printed text and other ways of emphasizing the essential phrases, thoughts, graphs, and /or images
• GRAPHIC ORGANIZER - is a visual and graphical display that depicts the relationship between facts, terms, and or ideas within a learning task
• CAUSE AND EFFECT - is used to helps students identify the problem and come up with the possible solutions
• FISHBONE - analyzing the ways in which different aspects of a problem or issue are related
• CONCEPT MAPS - used to brainstorm concepts and identify how they relate to each other with the use of labeled cells/bubbles
• KWL - identify their background knowledge on a topic or issue, what they would like to learn and what they have learned
• CHAIN - it depicts a chain of events, timeline
• PICTURE WEB - a visual presentation of a list of ideas or concepts
• STORY BOARD - provides the scenes of a story
• MIND MAPPING - to organize information in categories and make problem solving decisions
• FLOW CHART - visual display of the sequence of a list of ideas
• LADDER - shows the order of a list of ideas or events
• STORY MAP - maps out the elements of the story]
• CYCLE - used to indicate how concepts relate to each other when there is no beginning or end
• COMPARE AND CONTRAST - to compare and contrast the attributes of two or more ideas/concepts
• VENN DIAGRAM - to identify the differences and similarities between two or three ideas/concepts
• T-CHARTS - to list the pros and cons of a idea/concept