Informing the World: Expository and Information Texts · Informational Writing

Fact versus Opinion in Media

Developing critical literacy skills to distinguish between objective reporting and subjective commentary.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can word choice subtly influence a reader's perception of a fact?
  2. 2Why is it important to verify information across multiple sources?
  3. 3What visual cues do authors use to signal that a text is informational?

MOE Syllabus Outcomes

MOE: Reading and Viewing - P4MOE: Information Texts - P4
Level: Primary 4
Subject: English Language
Unit: Informing the World: Expository and Information Texts
Period: Informational Writing

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