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LAWENG1 — K31 TF 7:45 to 9:15 PM Making Predictions

● Writing benefits students’ reading - This has to do with making

skills: improve reading
comprehension.
● Improves reading fluency.
● When you read, you are forced to
intuitively understand the choices
authors make as they create a
work that moves a reader.
Reading Comprehension
● Reading is a critical, life-long skill
that presents itself in everyday
tasks, such as reading road.
assumptions.
Stages of Reading
1. Pre-reading - Introduced to the
topic for reading. Has: Motivation,
Background knowledge (Lessons
in the past and note-taking), and
preparation of tools.
2. Reading
3. Post Reading
THE CASE OF ESCAÑO DISCUSSED

Reading Strategies MAY 14, 2024 (TUESDAY)

● Skimming - JULIAN DEEN ESCAÑO (Driver)

● Scanning - Quickly scan through - VIRGILIO TOME USANA
sentences and try to get a simple (Passenger Seat)
piece of information. - JERRY CASABAAN LOPEZ
● Making Predictions (Backseat)
- Neither of the two guns seized
Intensive and Deep Reading
were licensed.
● Best technique if you are trying to
list the chronology of events in a Reading stage
long passage. ● Focuses on text structure,
● Deduce the meaning of the word organization of reading passage,
in context. text content, and general
● Helps in the retention of information of the text.
information. ● Looking up unfamiliar words or
concepts; recording definitions or
Extensive Reading
relevant information found.
● Involves decoding or assimilation ● Aside from the act of reading, the
of content. use of dictionaries or other
● While reading whenever you feel sources of knowledge may be
that the content is becoming resorted to.
difficult to comprehend then you
stop and look up the dictionary.
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WHAT ARE THE 6 GENERALLY LEVELS OF READING

ACCEPTED EXCEPTIONS TO COMPREHENSION
WARRANT REQUIREMENTS?
1. Literal Level - Foundation of
1. Search incidental to an arrest; comprehension.
2. Search of moving vehicles; 2. Inferential Level -
3. Evidence in plain view; Understanding what the text
4. Customs searches; says.
5. Consented warrantless search; 3. Critical Level - Analyzing or
and synthesizing information and
6. Stop-and-frisk situations applying it to other information.
Asking situational/hypothetical
Passive Reading questions are aimed at improving
reading comprehension.
- Reading too quickly or too slowly
to understand and retain BRIEF BACKGROUND
information.
Branches of the Philippine
Active Reading Government

● A process of deliberately 1. Legislative - Lawmaking.

engaging with the ideas and
information in a text and often
transforming that information into
notes or other artifacts that
record one’s understanding of
and response to the text.
● CHUNKING, breaking the text
into sections and identifying the
main idea of each.
● Underlining or highlighting key
information and main ideas.
Post Reading
Congress of the Ph [Senate &
House of Representatives]
2. Executive - Law enforcing.
Implement the laws drafted by
the Legislative branch.
3. Judiciary - Tackles two types of
cases: Civil cases & Criminal
cases. Law interpreting.
Civil Cases
● Involves violation of contracts.
● Parties are called: Plaintiff.

- Test comprehension of the Criminal Cases

reading. ● Violation. Ex: Homicide, Rape,
- Quizzes, exams, recitations. Theft.
- Client meetings. ● More on states vs the accused.
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HOW TO PROPERLY DIGEST CASES CONCEPT OF COPYRIGHT

1. Write the case title (involves the - What is a copyright? Reference

names of all the parties). to Article 177.
2. G.R. Number, date of - Is copyright a statutory right?
promulgation. Yes.
3. Limit to one (1) to two (2) pages.
Copyright

● Is the “right granted by statute

NOTE: CHUNKING IS DIVIDED IN TO
THREE — FACTS, ISSUE, and
RULING.
1. FACTS
● What happened in the
case?
● Brief statement of facts.
● Remember the little details
of the case to PROVE
THE YOU HAVE READ
THE CASE.
● It’s better to be safe than
sorry.
2. ISSUE
● Legal issues in the
whether or not format.
● Or is the ruling of the
Court of Appeals or RTC
correct?
to the proprietor of an
intellectual production to its
exclusive use and enjoyment.”
● IT IS A PURELY STATUTORY
RIGHT. Only classes of works
falling under the statutory
enumeration are entitled to
protection. It “may be obtained
and enjoyed only with respect to
the subject and by the persons,
and on terms and conditions by
the statute.”
What are works protected by
copyright?
When are works protected? —
Section 172.2 [PROTECTED FROM
THE MOMENT OF THEIR CREATION]
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3. RULING
● What was the briefing of [STUDY THE PROVISIONS ON
the court? COPYRIGHT]
[HW: SUBMIT HANDWRITTEN SPECIFICALLY DISCUSS: SECTIONS
DIGESTS ASSIGNMENT DUE ON MAY 172 and 178
28] and INDEX CARD ON TUESDAY:
LAST NAME, FIRST NAME WITH 1x1 [QUIZ ON FRIDAY. OPEN NOTES.
PICTURE. OPEN EVERYTHING. WILL
ANNOUNCE IF SYNCHRONOUS/NOT]