CNF FINALS L2

INTRODUCTION

- WRITING is often seen as COMPLEX.

- Many students avoid writing due to its perceived difficulty.

- Writing is a WAY TO EXPLORE IMAGINATION and CREATIVITY.

WRITING

- ----- is often seen as complex.

- Many students avoid ----- due to its perceived difficulty.

- ----- is a way to explore imagination and creativity.

WHAT IS CNF?

- a GENRE that presents FACTUAL NARRATIVES in and ENGAGING LITERARY WAY.

- Includes various forms that BLEND STORYTELLING with REAL LIFE EVENTS.

AUTOBIOGRAPHY

- a SELF WRITTEN biography of ONE'S OWN LIFE.

- Provides PERSONAL insights and experiences.

- DEATH is omitted

BIOGRAPHY

- a story about a REAL PERSON'S LIFE, WRITTEN by SOMEONE ELSE.

- Can be about FAMOUS FIGURES or LESSER-KNOWN individuals.

MEANING (BIOGRAPHY)

Life story written by someone else.

MEANING (AUTOBIOGRAPHY)

Life story written by oneself.

AUTHORIZATION (BIOGRAPHY)

May require permission

AUTHORIZATION (AUTOBIOGRAPHY)

No permission needed.

PERSPECTIVE (BIOGRAPHY)

Third-Person POV

PERSPECTIVE (AUTOBIOGRAPHY)

First-Person POV

PURPOSE (BIOGRAPHY)

Inform Readers

PURPOSE (AUTOBIOGRAPHY)

Inspire, Entertain, or Express ( I E E)

OUTLOOK (BIOGRAPHY)

Research Based

OUTLOOK (AUTOBIOGRAPHY)

Personal and Emotional Thoughts

MEANING

AUTHORIZATION

PERSPECTIVE

PURPOSE

OUTLOOK

5 BASIS OF BIOGRAPHY AND AUTOBIOGRAPHY ( M A P P O )

JOURNAL

- A PERSONAL RECORD of DAILY EXPERIENCES, THOUGHTS, AND OBSERVATIONS.

- Captures both ORDINARY and EXTRAORDINARY moments.

- HIGHLIGHT OF YOUR DAY.

DIARY

- a personal account that may include SECRETS and EMOTIONS.

- Focuses on INNER THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS.

- From MORNING (waking up) until the END OF THE DAY.

LETTER

- a WRITTEN MESSAGE addressed to a PERSON or ORGANIZATION.

- Follows a TRADITIONAL FORMAT with SALUTATION, BODY, and CLOSING.

MEMOIR

- a personal account of SIGNIFICANT EXPERIENCES and LESSONS.

- more FOCUSED ON SPECIFIC MEMORIES rather than a full life story.

LITERARY JOURNALISM OR REPORTAGE

- a creative nonfiction style that MERGES JOURNALISM with LITERARY TECHNIQUES.

- Uses ENGAGING STORYTELLING while REPORTING REAL LIFE EVENTS.

- ENGAGE YOUR READERS.

AMBULANSIYANG DE PAA

- What is the title of Ms. Kara David's documentary that merited the prestigious George Foster Peabody Award mentioned by sir Jet in the discussion?

JOURNALISM

- The practice of GATHERING and PRESENTING NEWS via different MEDIA.

- Includes newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, and online platforms.

SELECT AN INTERESTING TOPIC

CONDUCT THOROUGH RESEARCH

WRITE A COMPELLING STORY WITH STRONG LEAD, CONTENT, AND CONCLUSION

INCORPORATE SCENE, PLACE, DETAILS, AND ACTION

ELEMENTS OF LITERARY JOURNALISM ( S C W I )

REFLECTION ESSAY

- Focuses on PERSONAL THOUGHTS AND EXPERIENCES

- EXPRESSES THE NARRATOR'S perspective and insights.

TESTIMONIO ESSAY

- Based on PERSONAL EXPERIENCES or WITNESSING SOCIAL INJUSTICES.

- Highlights OPPRESSION and WORKPLACE ABUSES.

- To TESTIFY/or VOICE OUT TESTIMONIES.

Ex. Atty. Lilet Matias

TRAVELOGUE

- A written account of one's TRAVEL EXPERIENCES.

- Describes SCENERY, CULTURE, and PERSONAL REFLECTIONS.

UNDERSTANDING CREATIVE NONFICTION

- ENCOMPASSES various forms that SHARE REAL EXPERIENCES.

- CAN INSPIRE, INFORM, AND ENGAGE READERS.

- KNOWING the audience is CRUCIAL for EFFECTIVE STORYTELLING.

CLOSE READING

- ANALYZING AND UNDERSTANDING texts carefully.

- OBSERVING DETAILS to grasp author's message

CONCLUSION

- Creative nonfiction blends REALITY with LITERARY EXPRESSION.

- ENCOURAGES PERSONAL STORYTELLING AND DEEP REFLECTION.

TONE

- What AUTHOR'S FEEL.

- What AUTHORS WANTS YOU TO FEEL

MOOD

- What YOU FEEL as a reader.

DIRTY PRETTY THINGS (THE MUSE)

- What is the title of the book by MICHAEL FAUDET about a girl who is a victim of rape. (It has different perspetives)