Understanding Reading and Writing: Reviewer COR 002 PDF

COR 002 REVIEWER IN READING AND WRITING MODULE 1- Brainstorming MODULES 4 - Patterns of Development in Brainstorming is a technique used to generate creative...

COR 002 REVIEWER IN READING AND WRITING MODULE 1- Brainstorming MODULES 4 - Patterns of Development in Brainstorming is a technique used to generate creative Writing: Narration and Description ideas and organize thoughts before writing. Narrative and Descriptive Writing 1. Importance of Brainstorming Narration: Tells a story or sequence of events. Encourages creative thinking and problem- Description: Uses sensory details to create a solving. vivid picture. Helps organize ideas before starting a writing Key Points to Remember: task. o Use chronological order for narration. Allows free-flowing thoughts without immediate o Use sensory language for description. judgment. MODULES 5 - Patterns of Development in 2. Common Brainstorming Techniques Writing: Definition and Exemplification ✅ Mind Mapping – Uses diagrams to visually Definition and Exemplification organize ideas. Definition: Explains what something means and ✅ Listing – Writing down all possible ideas related to how it functions. a topic. Exemplification: Provides examples to clarify a ✅ Free Writing – Writing continuously without concept. worrying about grammar or structure. Key Points to Remember: ✅ The 5 Whys – Asking "why" repeatedly to explore o Include a clear definition, general class, the root cause of an issue. and distinguishing characteristics. 3. How to Use Brainstorming in Writing o Use examples to make abstract ideas Example 1: Writing an essay about "The Effects of more concrete. Social Media" MODULE 6,8 &9 - Patterns of Development 4. Key Takeaways on Brainstorming: in Writing: Comparison and Contrast, Cause ✔ Generate ideas freely before organizing them. and Effect, Problem and Solution ✔ Use different techniques (mind mapping, listing, Compare and Contrast free writing) based on your needs. Used to analyze similarities and differences ✔ Don’t judge ideas immediately—evaluate them between two or more subjects. later. Key Points to Remember: o Thesis statement should highlight the ✔ Use brainstorming to explore creative solutions purpose of comparison. for essays, research papers, and projects. o Use transition words such as "similarly," MODULES 2 - Techniques in Organizing "on the other hand," "in contrast," etc. Information Cause and Effect Graphic Organizers Used to explain how one event leads to another. Used to visually arrange ideas and show Example: The impact of social media on mental relationships. health. Examples: Key Points to Remember: o Venn Diagram (Comparison & o Identify clear causes and their effects. Contrast) o Use transition words like "because," o Flowchart (Step-by-Step Process) "therefore," "as a result," etc. o Mind Map (Brainstorming Ideas) Problem and Solution MODULES 3 - Topic and Sentence Outlines Identifies a problem and proposes a solution. Outlining (Topic and Sentence Outlines) Example: The rise of cyberbullying and how Topic Outline: Uses words/phrases to organize schools can prevent it. ideas. Signal Words: to solve this, one way to address Sentence Outline: Uses complete sentences for this is, the solution is. more detail. MODULES 10 - Patterns of Development in Key Points to Remember: Writing: Persuasion o Helps in structuring essays logically. Persuasive Writing o Ensures ideas flow in a coherent order. Used to convince readers to accept a viewpoint. COR 002 MODULE 12 - : Building- Up Vocabulary: 10. Signal Words and Transitions Common Root Words and Forming Words Used to guide readers through a text. Using Suffix and Prefix Examples: Root Words, Prefixes, and Suffixes o Cause and Effect: because, therefore, Root Word: Basic part of a word. as a result Prefix: Added at the beginning (e.g., "un-" in o Comparison: similarly, in contrast, "unhappy"). however Suffix: Added at the end (e.g., "-ness" in o Sequence: first, next, finally "kindness"). Final Study Tips: MODULE 13 - Properties of a Well- Written Important Reminders for the Exam – COR 002: Text: Organization Reading and Writing Skills VI. Text Organization and Structure ✓ Read each question carefully. Pay attention to ❖ Signal Words and Transitions keywords like compare, contrast, define, Cause & Effect: because, therefore, as a result. explain, or describe. Comparison & Contrast: similarly, on the ✓ Use process of elimination. If you're unsure, other hand. remove incorrect answers to improve your Sequence: first, next, finally. chances of selecting the right one. ❖ The Importance of Well-Organized Texts ✓ Apply what you’ve learned. Think about how brainstorming, outlining, and organizing ✔ A well-structured text is easier to read. ideas help improve writing. ✔ Using transition words helps connect ideas ✓ Manage your time wisely. Don't spend too smoothly. much time on one question. Move on and return VI. Text Organization and Structure if necessary. Physical Format- refers to the layout or ✓ Stay calm and focused. A clear mind helps with presentation of a text, including its structure, better recall and logical thinking. spacing, font, headings, bullet points, and overall visual arrangement. Good luck! You’ve prepared well—now go and do Examples: your best! Paragraphing Believe in yourself, stay focused, and trust the Headings & Subheadings process. You are capable, strong, and ready. This is just Bullet Points & Numbering one step in your journey toward a brighter future. Signal Words- clues or indicators Examples: because, however, therefore, first, next, in conclusion. Go forward with courage and determination— Structure- “essay format” your success is waiting for you! Example: Introduction, Body, and Conclusion