This lesson contains 18 slides, with interactive quiz, text slides and 1 video.
Lesson duration is: 120 min
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My dream green school
Unit 2
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statement of inquiry
The structure and organization of language play a vital role in making the purpose of sustainability relevant and relatable to individuals and communities.
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Global context
Globalization and sustainability
Key concept
Communication
Related concepts
Structure- Purpose
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GOALS
1. know some methods of visual communication.
2. I can communicate my opinion on recycling posters.
3. I know how to use active/passive voice in a sentence to improve my writing.
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Inquiry 1: What techniques can we use to communicate ideas about recycling?
Inquiry 2:
What is the structure of a text?
Inquiry 3: How do texts on recycling communicate their purpose?
Key Concept: Communication
Communication is the exchange or transfer of signals, facts, ideas, and symbols. It involves conveying information or meaning effectively. In this chapter, you will explore how both oral and written interviews can be used to communicate ideas.
Related Concepts: Structure and Purpose
Structure refers to the organization, pattern, and elements of a text in any format. It helps us understand meaning by providing a clear framework. For example, a written structure may include an introduction, development, and conclusion, as seen in formal essays. You will examine how writers use different structures to convey their messages.
The Purpose of a text defines its function. A text can narrate, describe, inform, persuade, explain, or instruct—such as when creating a poster to promote an idea.
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Methods used in visual communication
Which methods do you already know?
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Using Rhetorical Questions
Using inclusive language
Use some Rhetorical questions
Example: "Isn’t it obvious we need to act now?"
Use Inclusive language: Words and phrases that make everyone feel included
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Inquiry 1: What techniques can we use to communicate ideas about recycling?
method
poster 1
Signs
Symbols
Spacing
Colours
Tables
Maps
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Inquiry 1: What techniques can we use to communicate ideas about recycling?
method
poster 1
Graphs
Statements
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Tips for improving the text on your poster
Improve your writing by using passive sentences
How?
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Active vs Passive voice
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The secretary writes an email
The musicians play another song
The emails are sent by the secretary now
The songs are played in a different order
Active
Passive
Passive
Active
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Recycling is not being done properly in our school.
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Formative Assessment
Instruction: Create a Recycling Poster
Language: Write in English.
Theme: Highlight the importance and benefits of recycling, specifically at Johan de Witt School.
Communication:
Incorporate visuals like recycling symbols, the Earth, or school-related images.
Use short, engaging text (e.g., slogans, facts, or tips) to convey your message.
Design: Ensure the poster is visually appealing, clear, and easy to understand.
Goal: Motivate the school community to recycle and contribute to a more sustainable environment at Johan de Witt School.