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    The document discusses different types of informational and factual text. It defines informational text as text with the primary purpose of expressing information about arts, science or social media. It then describes four main types of informational text: literary non-fiction, procedural texts, expository texts, and argument or persuasion texts. For each type, it provides examples and brief explanations of their purpose and structure. The overall purpose is to recap and elaborate on different types of informational text.

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    INFORMATIONAL

    FACTUAL TEXT
    ADDITIONAL
    INFORMATION
    Informational/factual text

    ◦ Defined as text with the primary purpose expressing information


    about arts, science or social media.

    This type of text ranges from newspaper and magazine articles to


    digital information to non-fiction trade books ‘textbook’ and
    reference materials.
    ◦ It allows learners to develop sophisticated comprehension skills,
    build critical content knowledge and vocabulary, and apply
    higher-order thinking skills.
    recapitulation
    ◦ You have learned the types of information/factual text.
    ◦ So, let’s just have some recap regarding those text..
    ◦ It’ll be a piece of cake
    Do you remember this one?
    ◦ Describes or presents statements, events, or
    items in order, and/or enumerates procedures
    or steps in doing something

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    Describes a person, place, thing, idea or concept by explaining its features and characteristics or by giving examples

    DESCRIPTION CAUSE&EFFEC COMPARISON&CONTR PROBLEM&SOLUTIO


    AST N
    T

    We have talked about these types of informational/factual text in our previous


    lesson but we will ellaborate this for today’s lesson.
    LEARN SOME MORE!
    Actually, there are specially four types of informational text:

    Literary Non-fiction
    Procedural Texts

    Expository Texts
    Argument
    or
    Persuasion Texts
    LITERARY NON-FICTION
    ◦ Includes shorter texts, such as “personal essays, speeches,
    opinion pieces, essays about arts or literature,
    biographies,autobiographies, memoirs, journalism, and
    historical,scientific, technical or economic accounts (including
    digital sources) written for a broad audience.”
    Narrative informational text typically communicates accurate
    information and has a well-defined beginning, middle, and end.

    ◦ A type of narrative based on actual perons, places and things.


    examples
    Memoirs Autobiography
    PROCEDURAL TEXT
    ◦ Sequence in other term
    that provides step-by-step guidelines that describe how to
    complete a task.
    ◦ They often include a materials-needed
    section and graphics that illustrate the
    process.
    examples as well as
    this one

    This book provides


    rules for games
    and directions for
    making things like;
    bird feeders, kites
    and sundials.
    EXPOSITORY TEXT
    It inform, explain, and expose.
    ◦ They utilize various text structure such as;
    description cause and effect comparison and contrast
    problem and solution question and answer temporal sequence

    ◦ As you have noticed, these texts are being discussed on our


    previous lesson but here in expository they are being combined.
    examples
    ARGUMENT OR PERSUASION
    TEXT
    Provide evidence with the intent of influencing the beliefs or
    actions of the target audience.

    ◦ These texts typically includes claims, evidence, and warrants to


    explain how the evidence is linked to the claims.
    ◦ Writers of persuasion or argument also make appeals;
    credibility audience need reason evidence
    examples

    ◦ Dieting makes people fat.


    ◦ All citizens should be required by law to vote.

    ◦ People have become overly dependent on technology.

    ◦ Drunk drivers often got injuries for doing


    inappropriate.
    Those texts provide evidence or stating facts.
    REMEMBER

    ◦ Literary Non-fiction includes shorter texts based on actual perons,


    places and things.
    ◦ Procedural Text is sequence in other term.
    ◦ Expository text are combination of description, cause and
    effect, problem and solution.
    ◦ Argument or Persuasion Text are providing evidence.

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