INFORMATIVE VS. JOURNALISTIC WRITING.pptx

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1. ENGLISH 9 Ms. Rio Mae Ramos

2. I nformative, Journalistic, and Literary W riting

3. Online Classroom Netiquettes Find a quiet place that is free from distraction. Mute your microphone when you are not talking. Always open your camera. Have fun and enjoy learning.

4. Learning Objectives Differentiate informative, journalistic and Literary writing. Distinguish between and among informative, journalistic, and literary writing through exploring the features of each type At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:

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6. SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

7. I nformative, Journalistic, and Literary W riting

8. Informative Writing It serves to inform or discloses information. It is instructive and / or instructional.

9. Informative Writing It is non-fiction, which has shorter texts like for example personal essays, opinion pieces, speeches, and literature essay. It is written using special text features that allow the reader to easily find key information and understand the main topic.

10. There are three main parts to any informative essay: An introductory paragraph that summarizes the main ideas; Body paragraphs- Two or more paragraphs that develop those ideas with examples, details, explanations, and quotations; A concluding paragraph restates the main ideas and adds a thought that follows them. Structure of an Informative Essay

11. How do I Write an Informative Essay? Step 1: Choose a topic Step 2: Do some research Step 3: Draft out an outline of your essay Step 4: Write the final essay

12. Tips for an Informative Essay Make a good introduction to grab your reader’s attention and set the tone for the rest of your paper. Use brief transitions from one paragraph to the next. Use credible sources, such as books, journal articles, magazines, newspapers, etc. Include an interesting fact in every paragraph related to the  topic sentence  or thesis statement. This will keep the reader interested all the way through!

13. The origin of humankind python programming The effects of drug addiction Human rights Causes of poverty U.S. stock market Folklore Procrastination and its effects A list of possible  informative essay  topics include: Recycling Dream Interpretation Dog breeds Air pollution How to open a bank account Homelessness History of women’s right to vote

14. Environmental changes are caused by the natural or artificial content of harmful pollutants and can cause instability, disturbance, or adverse effects on the ecosystem. Earth and its environment pose a more serious threat due to the increasing pollution of air, water, and soil. Environmental damage is caused by improper resource management or careless human activities. Therefore, any activity that violates the original nature of the environment and leads to degradation is called pollution. We need to understand the origin of these pollutants and find ways to control pollution. This can also be done by raising awareness of the effects of pollutants. Air pollution is any physical, chemical, or biological change in the air. A certain percentage of the gas is present in the atmosphere. Increasing or decreasing the composition of these gasses is detrimental to survival. This imbalance in gas composition causes an increase in global temperature which is called global warming.

15. Having poverty is unfair, unethical, and dangerous. The Philippines should abolish poverty because its people deserve to be free of it. Poverty in the Philippines is one of the most serious problems that the government must deal with. In relation to its nature, poverty in the Philippines arose from the rapid population growth in the country. The effects of it are very visible in nature.  Poverty  causes many Filipinos to not pursue their  education. Others seem to be contented of their lives as poor. Many parents cannot afford to send their children to school because, of the financial problem. The majority who are affected of this problem are those who are living in the mountain areas because, some of them are lived in miles away from schools. This is because it is easier for them to steal than to go through getting or finding a job. Poverty and crime have a very “intimate” relationship that has been described by experts from all fields, from sociologists to economists.

16. Journalistic Writing

17. Journalistic Writing it also presents information but are those that are found in radio, print, television and online journalism. It is written originally by a writer or journalist with a unique style and construction level.

18. Journalistic Writing It’s main goal is to give informative articles to the readers. News and information are example of journalistic text.

19. Investigative journalism aims to discover the truth about a topic, person, group or event . It may require detailed and in-depth exploration through interviews, research and analysis. The purpose of investigative journalism is to answer questions. Types of Journalistic Writing There are five main types of journalistic writing:

20. News journalism reports facts, as they emerge . It aims to provide people with objective information about current events, in straightforward terms.

21. . Feature writing provides a deeper look at events, people or topics , and offer a new perspective. Like investigative journalism, it may seek to uncover new information, but is less about answering questions, and more about simply providing more information.

22. Columns are the personal opinions of the writer . They are designed to entertain and persuade readers, and sometimes to be controversial and generate discussion.

23. Reviews describe a subject in a factual way, and then provide a personal opinion on it . They are often about books or television programmed when published in news media.

24. Simplicity and Brevity Precision Objectivity and Factual Fairness and Balance Inverted Pyramid The hallmarks of journalistic writing are:

25. Journalistic Writing Style The features of journalistic writing include: Short sentences . Short sentences are much easier to read and understand than longer ones. Journalists therefore tend to keep their sentences to a line of print or less. Active voice . The active voice (‘he did x’, rather than ‘x was done by him’) is action-focused, and shorter. It therefore keeps readers’ interest, and makes stories more direct and personal. Quotes.  Most news stories and journalistic writing will include quotes from individuals.

26. Literary Writing

27. It is defined as a wide variety of imaginative and creative writing that leads to the appreciation of the cultural heritages of students. It is something related or associated with literature or scholarly learning and writing. It has a wide variety of imaginative and creative writing that leads to the appreciation of the cultural heritage

28. Literary writing is defined as creating new creative work, such as poems or novels, and compilations or volumes of creative work.