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    Writing

    Writing Tips &


    Tricks

    Informative Texts

    Learn how to convey knowledge and


    enhance understanding
    Agenda
    1 3
    Lesson What’s
    Objective about the
    picture

    2 4
    Informative Review
    Texts
    Lesson Objective

    By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:


    - Define what is a an informative text featuring
    infographic.
    - Note the things to do in writing an informative
    text (infographic).

    Informative texts are also referred to as explanatory texts or expository


    writing. There are many different kinds of expository writing.
    Informative Texts

    The primary
    purpose of
    Informative texts are a type of writing that aims to informative texts is
    provide information, clarify concepts, and explain ideas to to educate and
    the reader. These texts are focused on presenting facts, inform the audience
    definitions, explanations, and examples to increase the about a specific
    reader's understanding of a particular topic. subject in a clear
    and concise manner.
    The Structure

    These texts often follow a logical


    structure, presenting information 1.Introduction
    in an organized and coherent 2.Body
    3.Transitions
    way. 4.Language and
    Vocabulary
    Key features of informative texts 5.Formal Style
    include: 6.Conclusion
    Expository writing informs and
    explains. You can use it to

    The Intro explain how to crochet or to


    compare two pieces of
    literature.

    The text begins by introducing


    the topic and providing relevant
    background information. It also
    includes a thesis statement or a
    brief overview of what will be
    covered.
    The Body

    The body of the text presents the


    main ideas, concepts, and The structure depends on how
    information related to the topic. you want to present the
    This section includes relevant information. It could be a
    facts, concrete details, examples, compare and contrast, cause and
    and quotations to support the effect, problem-solution, or
    main points. explanation.
    Compare & Contrast Problem-solution
    Problem-solution writing clearly
    Compare and contrast writing states a problem, analyzes the
    examines the similarities and problem, and proposes a solution
    differences between two or more to the problem, such as
    subjects, such as the main investigating a global issue.
    characters in a novel.

    Cause & Effect Explanation


    Cause and effect writing explains In explanation writing, you
    why something happened, such analyze how something works,
    as the impact of a character's how it is defined, and what its
    actions on others. parts are.
    Transitions are
    used to guide
    the reader
    smoothly
    Transitions
    between
    different ideas,
    concepts, or
    sections. • To begin with • Another key point
    • First • In fact
    Transitions help
    clarify the • Furthermore • For example
    relationships • Additionally • Similarly
    between various
    aspects of the • Last • Ultimately
    topic, ensuring • Mainly • As a result
    coherence and
    logical • Most important • Therefore
    progression.
    The goal is to
    Language and provide clarity
    and accuracy
    while avoiding
    ambiguity or
    Vocabulary unnecessary
    jargon.

    Informative texts use precise and formal


    language to convey information accurately.
    The Conclusion

    The text concludes by summarizing the


    main points discussed and reinforcing
    the key ideas. It may also provide a
    concluding statement that follows
    logically from the information
    presented.
    Example:
    Informative/explanatory texts are
    powerful tools for sharing
    Let's Review knowledge, conveying ideas, and
    fostering understanding. These
    texts enable readers to grasp
    complex concepts and develop a
    deeper appreciation of the topic.

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