DICE/PACT
Stages of IDEAs
TEEAL scaffoldTS & ELABText 1 – Infographic
The following infographic is from the website of Humor That Works, a company that provides training and resources on how to achieve success and happiness in the workplace.
Humor at Work: How’s & Whys of Workplace Humor
* missing-person milk carton: since the early 1980s, advertisements on milk cartons in the United States have been commonly used to publicize cases of missing people.
Reference: Tarvin, A., 2019. Humor at work: how’s and why’s of workplace humor. Humor That Works [online]. Available at: https://www.humorthatworks.com/humor-at-work-infographic/ [Accessed 22 September 2020]. SOURCE ADAPTED.
| DICE Piece | Your INFERENCE | CONFIRMING EVIDENCE |
|---|---|---|
| Author / Company: Humor That Works | ||
| Publication: Company website (.com) | ||
| Date: 2019 | ||
| Text Type: Infographic |
Stage 0/1 IDEA
Problem
Solution/Benefits
Aspect A
PACT/DICE
Aspect B
PACT/DICE
Aspect C
PACT/DICE
Aspect D
PACT/DICE
Topic Sentence:
Elaboration:
3‑Step Technique
Annotation RubricTEEAL scaffold
Ways to Phrase DeconstructionsText 1 – Infographic
The following infographic is from the website of Humor That Works, a company that provides training and resources on how to achieve success and happiness in the workplace.
* missing-person milk carton: since the early 1980s, advertisements on milk cartons in the United States have been commonly used to publicize cases of missing people.
Reference: Tarvin, A., 2019. Humor at work: how’s and why’s of workplace humor. Humor That Works [online]. Available at: https://www.humorthatworks.com/humor-at-work-infographic/ [Accessed 22 September 2020]. SOURCE ADAPTED.
Rank the top 5 annotations. For each, explain why it allows high-level analysis.
| Rank | Annotation / Feature | Why high‑level? |
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| 1 | ||
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Write a full EA for one visual feature. Click "Check My EA" to get a score and see full band tables (you can cycle through example sets).
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