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According to DepEd Order No. 8, s. 2015 as stated in the SMCM Student Handbook Revised 2024, what happens if a student does not meet learning competencies in a subject at the end of the semester?
According to DepEd Order No. 8, s. 2015 as stated in the SMCM Student Handbook Revised 2024, what happens if a student does not meet learning competencies in a subject at the end of the semester?
- The student is automatically placed on academic probation for the following semester.
- The student's grade is lowered by one level, but they can proceed to the next course.
- The student receives a failing grade for the semester and is ineligible for honors.
- The student must take remediation classes or retake the subject. (correct)
Which of the following is the most accurate example of quoting?
Which of the following is the most accurate example of quoting?
- Swift, in 1729, wrote that 'A young healthy child well nursed is, at a year old, a most delicious, nourishing and wholesome food' (p. 1). (correct)
- According to Swift, a young child is a delicious and nourishing food.
- Swift (1729) implies in his work that a one-year-old child is a satisfying meal.
- In A Modest Proposal, Swift suggests that children are a culinary delight (Swift, 1729).
Which of the following actions is the primary purpose of referencing in academic writing?
Which of the following actions is the primary purpose of referencing in academic writing?
- To make the writing appear longer and more comprehensive.
- To avoid having to think of original ideas.
- To give credit to the original author of the information. (correct)
- To confuse the reader with multiple sources and viewpoints.
What is the key distinction between paraphrasing and summarizing a text?
What is the key distinction between paraphrasing and summarizing a text?
In the context of using textual evidence, what is the most important reason for including a page number when quoting a source?
In the context of using textual evidence, what is the most important reason for including a page number when quoting a source?
Which of the following actions demonstrates the most effective use of textual evidence in supporting an argument?
Which of the following actions demonstrates the most effective use of textual evidence in supporting an argument?
A student is writing an essay about the impact of social media on political discourse. Which approach demonstrates the strongest use of synthesized textual evidence?
A student is writing an essay about the impact of social media on political discourse. Which approach demonstrates the strongest use of synthesized textual evidence?
Which of the following scenarios exemplifies making a logical connection between an assertion and textual evidence?
Which of the following scenarios exemplifies making a logical connection between an assertion and textual evidence?
In which scenario would paraphrasing be most appropriate when using textual evidence?
In which scenario would paraphrasing be most appropriate when using textual evidence?
Which method of presenting textual evidence is most suitable for conveying the overall theme of a lengthy book or film?
Which method of presenting textual evidence is most suitable for conveying the overall theme of a lengthy book or film?
A researcher is writing a paper on the evolution of environmental policy. How can they effectively use referencing to support their arguments?
A researcher is writing a paper on the evolution of environmental policy. How can they effectively use referencing to support their arguments?
A student is analyzing a poem and wants to use textual evidence to support their interpretation of a specific metaphor. What is the MOST effective way to present this evidence?
A student is analyzing a poem and wants to use textual evidence to support their interpretation of a specific metaphor. What is the MOST effective way to present this evidence?
When is it MOST important to provide a citation when using textual evidence?
When is it MOST important to provide a citation when using textual evidence?
Flashcards
Textual Evidence
Textual Evidence
Details in a text that support the author's claims.
Paraphrasing
Paraphrasing
Restating a passage in your own words, keeping the same meaning.
Summarizing
Summarizing
Briefly stating the main points of a text.
Referencing
Referencing
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Quoting
Quoting
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Dreams Deferred
Dreams Deferred
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"Seven Sundays"
"Seven Sundays"
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Ref.
Ref.
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Remediation/Retake
Remediation/Retake
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Study Notes
- Reading and Writing Skills, Welcome Back, Marians!
- Praised be Jesus and Mary!
- January 20-24, 2025
Opening Prayer
- The prayer gives thanks to God for protection and love.
- It asks for help to focus and be inspired to learn.
- It asks for guidance and discovery in the name of Jesus.
Learning Targets
- Identify and extract specific textual evidence.
- Synthesize evidence from various sources to validate or challenge claims.
- Make logical connections between assertions and evidence within the text.
Textual Evidence
- Textual evidence refers to details provided by an author to support claims.
- It helps reveal the writer's position and makes reading more engaging.
- Textual evidence supports inferences and is explicitly cited.
Ways to Present Textual Evidence
- Paraphrasing involves rewording the original text while keeping the meaning.
- Summarizing involves condensing the main points of a text into a shorter version.
- Referencing involves citing the source to credit the original author.
- Quoting involves directly copying the words and placing them in quotation marks.
Example of Paraphrasing
- In the poem "Harlem", the author suggested that a person may feel disappointed when a dream is deferred and questioned feelings about withholding dreams.
Example of Summarizing
- The 2017 movie "Seven Sundays" shows the importance of family.
- It's about reunited Bonifacio siblings dealing with struggles brought on by their father's mistaken cancer diagnosis.
Example of Referencing
- Promotion and Retention (Ref. DepEd Order No. 8, s. 2015) states that learning competencies must be met, otherwise remediation or retaking may be required.
- Information is located in the SMCM Student Handbook Revised 2024.
Example of Quoting
- In A Modest Proposal, Swift sarcastically writes, "A young healthy child well nursed is, at a year old, a most delicious, nourishing and wholesome food" (Swift, 1729, p. 1).
Closing Prayer
- The closing prayer thanks God for presence and asks for blessings throughout the day.
- It requests that learning and conversations remain and bear fruit in studies throughout the year, in the name of Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit.
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Explore textual evidence in reading and writing. Learn to identify, extract, and synthesize textual details to support claims. Discover methods like paraphrasing and summarizing to present evidence effectively and enhance understanding.
