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This document provides an English lesson on visual media. The objectives are to identify the values suggested in visual media and the visual elements used to interpret meanings. It defines types of visual media like non-projected and projected. It also explains visual elements like line, color, shape, and symbol and their meanings. Examples of values like commitment, determination and types of visual media like photographs, videos and infographics are given.

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Week 3

This document provides an English lesson on visual media. The objectives are to identify the values suggested in visual media and the visual elements used to interpret meanings. It defines types of visual media like non-projected and projected. It also explains visual elements like line, color, shape, and symbol and their meanings. Examples of values like commitment, determination and types of visual media like photographs, videos and infographics are given.

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English Quarter 1 – Week 3

 IDENTIFYING THE VALUES


SUGGESTED IN THE VISUAL MEDIA
 IDENTIFYING THE TYPES OF
VISUAL MEDIA AND VISUAL
ELEMENTS USED TO INTERPRET
THE MEANING SUGGESTED
OBJECTIVES:

 Identify the values suggested in the


visual media
 Identify the different visual elements
used to interpret the meaning suggested
in visual media
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Let’s recall our previous lesson:
Identify what element is being described .
_____1. Refers to the positioning and
movement of the actors on stage.
(Blocking, Lights, Setting)

_____2. The development and portrayal of a


personality through thought and action.
(Blocking, characterization, setting)
_____3. Manipulate attitude towards a setting or a
character.
(Setting, Light, Set-Up)

_____4. Time and place where the action happened.


(Setting, Light, Set-Up)

_____5. They are often structured or built-in studios.


(Setting, Light, Set-Up)
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sources of information in the form
of visual representation

VISUAL MEDIA very important because we can


convey our messages in an engaging
way.

allows us to see and hear


information, making it easier
to retain
Sources of Visual Media Descriptions
Photograph It is a picture made using a camera
Videos It is an electronic medium for
recording, copying, playback,
broadcasting, and display of moving
visual media
Infographics These are graphic visual
representation of information, data or
knowledge intended to present
information quickly and clearly.
Comic Strips It is a sequence of drawings in boxes
that tell an amusing story, typically
printed in a newspaper.
Memes These are images or videos that
represent the thoughts and feelings of
a specific audience.
PHOTOGRPAH VIDEOS
INFOGRAPHICS COMIC STRIPS

ES
EM
M
Values are ideals that guide or quality
our personal conduct, interaction with
others, and involvement in our careers.
They help us distinguish what is right
from what is wrong and inform us on how
we can conduct our lives in a meaningful
way.
commitment

determination cooperation

excellence love
Examples of
Values

humility integrity

honesty confidence
Visual media may be helpful but sometimes it is
being abused by some irresponsible and
insensitive creators, that is why we must always
be aware of the real purpose of using visual
media.
Write TRUE if the statement is correct, FALSE if
it is not.

1. Images, videos, and infographics are just


three of the most effctive visual media you
can use to market your product or service
during this pandemic.
2. Visual media makes concepts more
accessible to people than text media.

3. Media are sources of data or information


in the form of visual representation.

4. Visual media cannot be used in any


subject especially when presenting texts
such as data gathered through graphs and
tables.
5. Parents should always guide their
children on what to watch and not to watch
because they might copy or imitate
whatever they see in visual media.
LESSON 2- Identifying the Types
of Visual Media and Visual
Elements Used to Interpret the
Meaning Suggested
Types of Visual Media
1. Non- Projected Visual Media –
require no projection material of
electric power.
Types of Visual Media
2. Projected Visual Media – use
bright light to pass through a
transparent picture by means of
lens or electric power.
Visual Example and Meanings
Element
Diagonal- tension, excitement
Line Vertical – growth, height
Horizontal – calm, relax, comfort
Zigzag – chaos, confusion, fast moving
Spiral – infinity, continuity
White – purity, innocence
Color Yellow – happiness, optimism
Red – passion, love, energy
Green – health, relaxation, harmony
Triangle – power, leader, home, balance
Shape Circle – completeness, unity, cycles, continuity
Square – stability, strength security, balance
Heart – love, valor, loyalty
Symbol Dove – peace, tranquil state of mind, grace, divinity
Butterfly – transformation
Owl – wisdsom, intelligence
Justitia – justice
Write the letter of the correct answer.
1. This element connects two points and
can help to define shapes.
A. Color B. Shape C. Line
2. It require no projection material or
electric power.
A. Non- Projected Visual Media
B. Visual Media
C. Projected Visual Media
3. Which is an example of projected visual
media?
A. Film Strip B. Flash Card C. Map
4. It uses bright light to pass through a
transparent picture by means of lens or
electronic power.
A. Non-projected Visual Media
B. Visual Media
C. Projected Visual Media
5. Which visual element is used to
represent ideas or concepts?
A. Line B. Symbol C. Color
Answer:
1. C
2. A
3. A
4. C
5. B

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