Reading and Writing Techniques Module 2

What is the purpose of a Fishbone Diagram?

Which graphic organizer is specifically mentioned as a tool for compiling references?

Which of these is a unique feature of Facebook compared to Twitter, as described in the paragraph?

What is one of the suggested uses of brainstorming as mentioned?

Which of the following graphic organizers is NOT listed as an example?

What is the primary goal of brainstorming in the writing process?

Which graphic organizer is specifically designed to visualize relationships between sets?

In a KWL Chart, what does the 'L' stand for?

What is a primary use of a Mind Map?

Which graphic organizer is best suited for organizing arguments for a debate or persuasive essay?

When using a storyboard as a graphic organizer, what is the primary focus?

What does a cluster/word web chart help students do?

Which of the following is NOT a type of graphic organizer mentioned?

Module Overview

Focus on selecting and organizing information in writing.
Objective: Describe written texts as connected discourse.

Brainstorming

Popular method for discovering writing topics.
Objective: Generate a wide range of topic ideas without focusing on logical flow.
Example brainstorming ideas:
- Southeast Asia
- Hatred of Science and Math
- White beaches in Boracay
- Life in Outer Space
After brainstorming, choose the most appealing or familiar topic.

Graphic Organizers

Visual tools to illustrate relationships between facts, concepts, or ideas.
Types of graphic organizers:
- Storyboard: Sequential display of images for pre-visualizing media.
- KWL Chart: Three columns for what students Know, Want to know, and Learned about a topic.
  - K - Existing knowledge
  - W - Questions or interests
  - L - New information gained
- Venn Diagram: Visualizes logical relations between sets.
- Mind Map: Versatile tool for note-taking, brainstorming, and organizing information.
- Persuasion Map: Assists in structuring arguments for debates or essays.
- Cluster/Word Web Chart: Centrally-focused topic with surrounding details.
- ISP Chart: Aids in compiling references for projects or assignments.
- Fishbone Diagram: Identifies potential causes for effects; organizes brainstorming ideas into categories.

Practical Exercises

Exercise 1: Reflect on which graphic organizer is easiest to use and why.
Exercise 2: Present ideas from a paragraph about Facebook using a chosen graphic organizer.

Generalization

Brainstorming is effective for generating writing topics.
Graphic organizers enhance understanding and organization of relationships between ideas.
Various types of graphic organizers serve specific purposes in writing and analysis.

Evaluation and Enrichment

Encourage reflection on new skills and content learned.
Activity: Choose a graphic organizer and create a personalized example.

This quiz focuses on Module 2 of Reading and Writing, emphasizing techniques in selecting and organizing information. Students will explore the concept of connected discourse and the brainstorming method for topic discovery. Enhance your understanding of writing strategies and improve your text organization skills.