
Visual Text Analysis Lesson
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English
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9th - 12th Grade
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Ong Alyssa
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Sec 4 Express English
25th February, wednesday
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1. I will know the meanings and terms for theme, tone and perspective in Visual Text analysis.
2. I will infer the theme, tone and perspective of the visual texts and question.
3. I will infer the visual text information in order to answer the multiple choice questions in my groups.
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Open Ended
Let's test your prior knowledge!
What do you know about the skill of nference?
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Inference allows us to make logical conclusions from the clues found in a text(s).
We will be using this skill quite a lot when analyising visual texts and questions, to arrive at the most logical answer.
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Themes are a common idea or topic shared between two texts.
E.g. Health, Technology and Science are different topics/ideas. They fall under Themes.
Theme
Tone is the general attitude conveyed in a text.
E.g. Angry, Friendly, Persuasive are different attitudes conveyed in a text. They fall under tones.
Tone
Perspective is the point of view shared by the writer of a text on a topic.
E.g. Agree, Disagree, Neutral are different points of views from a writer. They fall under perspectives.
Perspective
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Multiple Choice
Choose if these three words are types of theme, tone or perspectives:
Agriculture/ Real Estate / Family
Theme
Tone
Perspective
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Multiple Choice
Choose if these three words are types of theme, tone or perspectives:
Support / Does not Support / No Opinion
Theme
Tone
Perspective
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Multiple Choice
Choose if these three words are types of theme, tone or perspectives:
Eager / Encouraging / Pessimistic
Theme
Tone
Perspective
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Multiple Choice
Choose if these three words are types of theme, tone or perspectives:
Finance / Dengue Prevention / Education
Theme
Tone
Perspective
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Multiple Choice
Choose if these three words are types of theme, tone or perspectives:
Safety / Artificial Intelligence / Food
Theme
Tone
Perspective
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Multiple Choice
Choose if these three words are types of theme, tone or perspectives:
Interested / Not Interested / Uninterested
Theme
Tone
Perspective
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Multiple Choice
Choose if these three words are types of theme, tone or perspectives:
Critical / Harsh / Optimistic
Theme
Tone
Perspective
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Hope that was a good warm-up!
Now let's begin by annotating the first Visual Text sources and questions, by inferring how the key words from them could tell us more about its theme, tones and perspectives.
Sec 4 Express English
25th February, wednesday
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