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The Functional Model in Language Analysis - PDF

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The Functional Model in Language Analysis - PDF

   Added on 2021-04-16

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Literary and Language Analysis of Picture Book“ Too Much Garbage”By Fluvio Testa
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IntroductionThe functional model used in this language analysis is effective in supporting language systems for different situations (Derewianka & Jones, 2012) . It facilitates for greater communication based on the ability of the learners at the lower level of learning. The colored picture book makes use of this by creating an interaction between images and texts. The brilliantly colored picture book breaks down elements of language theory for in depth meaning behind the interconnections. The conceptual framework featuring an environmental theme demonstrated in the pictures is essential for engaging the children as learners and it supports reading and exploration. Thinking through color is essential for learning because it enables the student to develop:themesmoods and emotional connection Young learners respond through colour, picture symbols and images
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Literacy Language Analysis Too Much Garbage is a powerful modern picture book designed with a social purpose of informing children about protecting the environment. Literacy analysis looks at the effectiveness of the book as a piece of literature for its learners ( McDonald, 2013, p. 12). Analyzing literacy involves interpretation of texts using its functional elements. Therefore, it comprises of:1.Literary text type2.Context text3.Responding to text4.Examining textLiterature designed for primary level of learning have a narrative approach to learning. It involves fair tales, paintings, epic stories and fables among others.
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Literary TextLiterary text is anything readable (Widdowson, 2008). . It includes signs, words, phrases and images among others. It captures descriptive and instructional texts. Fulvio uses texts to support colorful descriptions as shown below. The front page is a summary of what to expect in the book ( junk from the house placed in plastic bags and thrown into the environment).
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Literary Text ExamplesImage showing children looking at the environmental destruction in the gutterImage of children in a filthy playground suffocating with garbage.
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Literary Text and Personal RepertoireThe book uses an environmental theme involving a personal repertoire of two children ( Billy and Tony) taking a walk, playing together and doing things that young children do. These friends take the reader on a journey around their world showing social challenges that they face. A repertoire elaborates the theme for the readers allowing them to capture the essence of the story. This is critical for young learners who learn by repetition ( McDonald, 2013).Repertoire is also evident in the reorganization of the position of the two friends with Bill taking most of the conversations.
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