Non-Linear Texts and Facts vs. Opinions PDF

Non-Linear Texts and Facts vs. Opinions 15 January 2025 (Wednesday) Opening Prayer Dear God, grant us the gift of attentiveness as we embark on our journey of learning and growth. Help us to focus our minds and open our hearts to absorb knowledge with clarity and curiosity. Guide us to be pre...

Non-Linear Texts and Facts vs. Opinions 15 January 2025 (Wednesday) Opening Prayer Dear God, grant us the gift of attentiveness as we embark on our journey of learning and growth. Help us to focus our minds and open our hearts to absorb knowledge with clarity and curiosity. Guide us to be present in each moment, to listen attentively to our teachers, peers, and inner wisdom. May we find joy in discovery, understanding, and connection. Amen.  Reminder Attentiveness - the action of paying close attention to something Word of the Day The teacher shares with the class her prepared word of the day. Let’s review. Share what you know Let’s observe the two illustrations. a. What did you notice from the two illustrations? b. Why did you choose that illustration? c. How are the ideas presented in the two Non-Linear Texts These are the ways of presenting information simply and attractively to catch the readers’ interest. These illustrations help explain concepts easily in an easier, faster, and a more understandable way without changing the whole thought or idea of the text. Commonly used non-linear texts are the following: Graphs Tables Concept Maps Charts Infographics Graphs These are diagrams that show the relationship of information presented. The following are types of a graph: a. Line graph - It is a kind of graph that presents information using data dots connected by a line segment. b. Bar graph - It is a kind of graph that characterizes categorical data with rectangular bars.  Table It is an organized arrangement of data usually in rows and columns. Concept map It displays the organization and relationship of concepts and ideas. Chart It is an illustration that presents information in tabular or circular form. Two kinds of charts: a. Pie chart - It is circular in form and presents how a whole is sliced into parts. b. Flow chart - It is an illustration that shows step-by-step process. Infographic It is a combination of visual images and text presentation of a specific text. Facts vs. Opinions Facts are statements that can be verified as true or false through observation, evidence, or reliable sources. They are objective and not influenced by personal feelings or opinions. Examples of Facts: The Earth orbits the Sun. There are 24 hours in a day. The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris, France. Opinions are personal beliefs, judgments, or perspectives that are subjective and cannot be proven true or false. They are influenced by individual preferences, experiences, or emotions. Examples of Opinions: Pizza is the best food in the world. Reading is more enjoyable than watching movies. The Eiffel Tower is the most beautiful landmark. Fact-based Opinions Opinions that are derived or supported by factual information. While they are subjective interpretations, they rely on evidence or data to make a claim. They bridge the gap between objective facts and personal judgments. Example: Exercise is essential for good health because it improves In making non-linear texts, what do you think is applicable? Fact statements or opinion statements? Let’s apply what we learned. Identify if the following sentences are facts, opinions, or fact-based opinions. The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris, France. Reading books is the best way to relax. The Earth orbits the Sun every 365 days. Basketball is the most exciting sport to watch on television. Water boils at 100°C at sea level. Studying for exams increases the chances of getting higher grades. Answers The Eiffel Tower is located in Paris, France. – Fact Reading books is the best way to relax. – Opinion The Earth orbits the Sun every 365 days. – Fact Basketball is the most exciting sport to watch on television. – Opinion Water boils at 100°C at sea level. – Fact Studying for exams increases the chances of getting higher grades. - This is a fact-based opinion because it aligns with evidence that preparation improves performance, but outcomes can vary based on factors like study methods and individual abilities. Let’s apply what we learned. Identify if the following statement is True or False. a. How do non-linear texts help you better understand concepts or ideas? b. Why is it important to do fact- checking before getting an information or believing an information? What is/are your realization/s in this lesson? English Graded Assessment 2.3 is on January 21, 2025 (Tuesday). Coverage: Non-Linear Texts Facts vs. Opinions Closing Prayer Dear God, as we conclude our discussion, we express gratitude for the opportunity to learn and share. We appreciate the insights and perspectives shared, knowing that each contribution enriches our understanding and strengthens our bonds. May we carry the lessons learned with us, applying them with wisdom and compassion in our lives. Amen.