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= E7 E - Compare two short texts =

'''Mini-description:''' Compare two short texts about the same topic. Find key information, notice perspective and opinion, and explain similarities and differences in clear English.

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'''Media start – look and think:''' What can two readers notice differently in the same text? Name one '''fact''' you can see and one possible '''interpretation'''. Compare your ideas with a partner.

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= Your goal =

'''By the end, I can …'''

# [[Reading comprehension|read]] two short texts and find the main information.
# [[Comparison|compare]] what is similar and what is different.
# distinguish '''information''' from '''opinion'''.
# explain a writer’s '''perspective''' with evidence from the text.
# use '''both''', '''while''', '''however''' and '''unlike''' in a short comparison.
# discuss my ideas and improve them after feedback.

'''Learning path:''' notice → understand → try → use → communicate → feedback → improve → use again.

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= Before you start =

'''Quick check:'''

# What is a '''fact'''?
# What is an '''opinion'''?
# Which words can show contrast: '''but''', '''while''', '''however'''?
# Can two people write about the same event but feel differently about it?

'''Hint:''' If you are unsure, start with this question: '''Can I check whether this statement is true?''' If yes, it may be factual information. If it mainly shows a judgement, preference or feeling, it is probably an opinion.

'''Deutsch-Hilfe bei Bedarf:''' Eine Information kann überprüfbar sein. Eine Meinung zeigt, was jemand denkt, bewertet oder bevorzugt.

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= Media focus: Compare and contrast =

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Use a Venn diagram like this:

# left side: only Text A
# middle: both texts
# right side: only Text B

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'''Viewing task:''' Watch the video once. Write down two useful ideas for comparing texts. Watch again only if you need to.

'''Fast feedback:''' A strong comparison does not only list two texts. It connects them: '''Both texts … / Text A …, while Text B … / However, …'''

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= Reading: Two short texts =

'''Important:''' The school, names and profiles below are fictional. Do not use private social-media data for this task.

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== Text A: School update ==

'''Phone-free lunch trial'''

On Wednesday, Greenwood School tested a phone-free lunch break for 30 minutes. Students could still keep their phones in their bags, but they were asked not to use them in the canteen or playground. The school said the trial was designed to encourage more face-to-face conversation. Several teachers noticed more students talking or playing games together. The school has not made a final decision yet. It will ask students for feedback before planning the next step.

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== Text B: Student voice ==

'''“Good idea – but give us a choice”'''

I expected the phone-free lunch break to be annoying, but it was better than I thought. I talked to two classmates I do not usually sit with, and that was fun. Still, I do not think every lunch break should be phone-free. Sometimes I want to message my family or listen to music. A short phone-free break once or twice a week could work. For me, the best solution is not a total ban but a fair balance.

— '''Maya, fictional Year 7 student'''

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= Notice =

Read both texts again.

'''Task A – information'''

Find three pieces of information that are the same or connected in both texts.

'''Task B – perspective'''

Complete the ideas:

# Text A mainly gives the perspective of the '''school'''.
# Text B mainly gives the perspective of a '''student'''.
# Text A sounds more '''informative'''.
# Text B includes more personal '''opinion'''.

'''Task C – evidence'''

Which words or sentences helped you decide? Underline one short piece of evidence in each text.

'''Direct feedback:''' Do not write only “Text B is an opinion.” Better: '''Text B gives a personal perspective because Maya says what she liked and what she wants.'''

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= Understand: Information, perspective and opinion =

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'''Information''' answers questions such as '''What happened? When? What was planned?'''

'''Perspective''' means the position or viewpoint from which a person presents the topic.

'''Opinion''' shows a judgement, preference or belief.

A text can contain '''both information and opinion'''.

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'''Viewing challenge:''' While watching, note one clue for a fact and one clue for an opinion.

'''Try it:'''

# “The trial lasted 30 minutes.” → information
# “It was better than I thought.” → opinion
# “The school will ask students for feedback.” → information
# “A fair balance is the best solution.” → opinion

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= Compare the texts =

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Use this simple comparison frame:

{| class="wikitable"
! Point
! Text A
! Text B
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| Main focus
| school trial and next steps
| personal experience and preferred solution
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| Perspective
| school
| student
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| Information
| 30-minute trial, phone use, feedback
| experience during the trial
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| Opinion
| little direct opinion
| clear personal judgement
|-
| Tone
| informative
| personal and reflective
|}

'''Your 4-sentence comparison:'''

# '''Both texts''' are about the same phone-free lunch trial.
# Text A focuses on the school’s plan, '''while''' Text B focuses on one student’s experience.
# Text B contains more personal opinion. '''However''', it also gives information about the trial.
# '''Unlike''' Text A, Text B suggests a preferred solution.

'''Now change one sentence so it is really yours.'''

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= Vocabulary in context =

{| class="wikitable"
! Word or phrase
! Meaning in this lesson
! Example
|-
| '''to compare'''
| to look for similarities and differences
| Compare Text A and Text B.
|-
| '''perspective'''
| a way of seeing a topic
| The student has a different perspective.
|-
| '''opinion'''
| what someone thinks or prefers
| Her opinion is clear.
|-
| '''evidence'''
| words or details that support your idea
| Use evidence from the text.
|-
| '''both'''
| true for A and B
| Both texts mention the trial.
|-
| '''while'''
| shows a contrast
| Text A informs, while Text B comments.
|-
| '''however'''
| introduces a contrast
| The trial was short. However, it started a discussion.
|-
| '''unlike'''
| shows a difference
| Unlike Text A, Text B uses “I”.
|}

'''Mini-transfer:''' Choose two of the linking words and compare two films, games, books or school subjects in two sentences.

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= Pronunciation =

Say the words slowly, then in a full sentence.

# '''compare''' – stress the second part
# '''opinion''' – four clear syllables
# '''perspective''' – stress '''spec'''
# '''evidence''' – stress the first syllable
# '''however''' – stress '''ev'''

'''Try:''' “Both texts discuss the same topic. However, they show different perspectives.”

'''Goal:''' Be easy to understand. You do not need to copy one special accent.

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= Listening and viewing =

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'''First viewing:''' What is the main idea?

'''Second viewing:''' Listen for words connected with '''point of view''' and '''purpose'''.

'''Pair talk:'''

# What can a writer choose to include?
# How can word choice show a perspective?
# Why should you use evidence before you describe a writer’s viewpoint?

'''Hint:''' You do not need every word. Listen for the main idea and useful examples.

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= Functional grammar for comparing =

You need grammar that helps you communicate the comparison.

'''Same idea:'''

'''Both texts mention the lunch trial.'''

'''Different focus:'''

'''Text A explains the school plan, while Text B describes a student experience.'''

'''Contrast between sentences:'''

'''Text B is personal. However, Text A is more neutral.'''

'''Clear difference:'''

'''Unlike Text A, Text B gives a preferred solution.'''

'''Reason:'''

'''Maya supports a limited phone-free break because she enjoyed talking to classmates.'''

'''Try it:''' Write three sentences using '''both''', '''while''' and '''however'''.

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= E-outlook: Past perfect =

This is only a controlled preview.

'''By the time Maya wrote her comment, the school had already tested the phone-free lunch break.'''

Notice the order: the test happened first; the comment came later.

You do not need the past perfect for your main comparison.

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= Speaking =

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'''60-second pair discussion:'''

Question: '''Should schools sometimes have phone-free breaks?'''

Use:

# one idea from Text A
# one idea from Text B
# your own view
# one reason

Useful language:

'''I agree with … because …'''

'''I see it differently because …'''

'''Both texts show that …'''

'''One difference is …'''

'''The evidence for this is …'''

'''Feedback partner:''' Did your partner use information from both texts? Did they explain a reason?

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= Writing =

Write '''80–110 words'''.

'''Task: Compare Text A and Text B. Explain one similarity, one difference in perspective and one difference in opinion. Give evidence.'''

'''Success check:'''

# I mention both texts.
# I compare, not only summarize.
# I use at least two linking words.
# I give evidence.
# My own opinion is clearly separated from the writers’ views.

'''Less support – E challenge:''' Do not use the model sentences. Create your own structure.

'''More support if needed:'''

'''Both texts …'''

'''Text A focuses on …, while Text B …'''

'''This shows that …'''

'''However, …'''

'''In my view, …'''

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= Mediation =

A German-speaking classmate asks: '''“Was ist der Unterschied zwischen den beiden Texten?”'''

Explain the key difference in '''simple German''' in 2–3 sentences. Do not translate every sentence.

Then switch back to English and give one sentence of evidence.

'''Remember:''' Mediation means passing on the important meaning for a person and situation. It is not a word-for-word translation.

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= Feedback and improve =

Use the '''2 + 1 check''':

# Name two things that work well.
# Name one specific next step.

Example feedback:

'''Your comparison is clear because you use both texts. Add one short piece of evidence for Maya’s opinion.'''

Then revise '''one sentence'''. Do not rewrite everything.

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= Safe and responsible media / AI use =

# Use fictional or school-provided profiles. Do not share private social-media data.
# Audio or video recordings are voluntary and should stay private unless everyone has agreed to another use.
# Do not upload classmates’ work, voices or images to external AI tools without permission.
# If you use AI for feedback, write your own first draft first. Check whether the feedback fits your English level and the task.
# AI should help you improve your text, not replace your own writing.

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= Mini-transfer =

Choose one new pair of short texts on the same topic, for example:

# two short reviews of the same film
# two comments on a school event
# two short descriptions of the same place

Compare them in '''five sentences''': information → perspective → opinion → evidence → your conclusion.

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= Self-check: Can do =

Mark each statement: '''yes / almost / not yet'''.

{| class="wikitable"
! I can …
! yes
! almost
! not yet
|-
| find the main information in two short texts
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| identify a writer’s perspective
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| tell information and opinion apart
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| compare with both, while, however or unlike
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| support an idea with evidence
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| improve one sentence after feedback
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|}

'''Next step:''' If you marked '''not yet''' twice or more, repeat the Venn-diagram task with shorter notes. If you marked mostly '''yes''', do the mini-transfer without sentence starters.

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= Interaktive Aufgaben =

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== Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen ==

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'''What is the main topic of both texts?'''
(A phone-free lunch trial)
(!A new school building)
(!A sports competition)
(!A homework project)

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<br>

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'''Which text mainly gives the school perspective?'''
(Text A)
(!Text B)
(!Both texts only give Maya’s perspective)
(!Neither text has a perspective)

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'''Which sentence is mainly an opinion?'''
(A fair balance is the best solution)
(!The trial lasted 30 minutes)
(!The trial happened on Wednesday)
(!The school will ask for feedback)

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'''Which linking word is useful for showing a contrast?'''
(However)
(!Yesterday)
(!Because of)
(!First)

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'''What does evidence do in a comparison?'''
(It supports an idea with details from the text)
(!It replaces both texts)
(!It gives a random example)
(!It makes every opinion a fact)

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'''What is one similarity between the texts?'''
(Both discuss the same lunch trial)
(!Both are written by teachers)
(!Both demand a total phone ban)
(!Both are newspaper reports)

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'''What is one key difference between the texts?'''
(Text B is more personal)
(!Text A is written in German)
(!Text B has no information)
(!Text A is a fictional story about the future)

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'''Which sentence makes a direct comparison?'''
(Text A explains the plan while Text B describes an experience)
(!Text A has several sentences)
(!Maya is a fictional student)
(!The lunch break lasted 30 minutes)

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'''What should you do before using AI feedback for your writing?'''
(Write your own first draft)
(!Upload a classmate’s private work)
(!Ask AI to replace the whole text)
(!Ignore the task level)

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<br>

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'''What is the best goal when speaking English in this course?'''
(Be understandable and communicate clearly)
(!Sound exactly like one native speaker)
(!Avoid speaking until every sound is perfect)
(!Use the longest words possible)

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== Memory ==

<div class="memo-quiz">
{|
|-
| compare || similarities and differences
|-
| perspective || way of seeing a topic
|-
| opinion || personal judgement
|-
| evidence || supporting detail from a text
|-
| however || contrast between ideas
|-
| both || something shared by two texts
|}
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== Drag and Drop ==

<div class="lueckentext-quiz">

{| class="wikitable"
! Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu.
! Thema
|-
| '''Both'''
| similarity
|-
| '''However'''
| contrast
|-
| '''Evidence'''
| support from the text
|-
| '''Perspective'''
| viewpoint
|-
| '''Opinion'''
| personal judgement

|}
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== Kreuzworträtsel ==

<div class="kreuzwort-quiz">
{|
|-
| compare || What verb means to look for similarities and differences?
|-
| opinion || What word means a personal judgement?
|-
| evidence || What supports your idea with details from a text?
|-
| perspective || What word means a way of seeing a topic?
|-
| however || Which linking word can introduce a contrast?
|-
| source || What do you call the text or material your evidence comes from?
|}
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== LearningApps ==

<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=E7+E+Compare+two+short+texts </iframe>

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== Lückentext ==

<quiz display=simple>
{'''Complete the comparison.'''<br>
|type="{}"}
Both texts discuss the same { topic }.
Text A gives more factual { information }.
Text B shows a personal { perspective }.
A sentence such as “best solution” signals an { opinion }.
A good comparison uses { evidence } from both texts.
The word “both” introduces a { similarity }.
The word “however” can introduce a { contrast }.
After feedback, you should { improve } one or more sentences.
</quiz>

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= Offene Aufgaben =

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=== Leicht ===

# [[Information and opinion|Information or opinion]]: Write six short statements about school life. Make three factual and three opinion-based. Swap with a partner and classify them.
# [[Venn diagram|Venn diagram]]: Put two similarities and two differences from Text A and Text B into a Venn diagram.
# [[Perspective|Perspective hunt]]: Highlight three words in Text B that show Maya’s personal perspective.
# [[Speaking|Two-sentence talk]]: Tell a partner one similarity and one difference between the texts.

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=== Standard ===

# [[Comparison|Five-sentence comparison]]: Write five connected sentences comparing information, perspective and opinion.
# [[Reading comprehension|New text pair]]: Find or use two teacher-provided short texts on the same topic and create a comparison table.
# [[Discussion|Mini discussion]]: Discuss the phone-free break with a partner for two minutes. Use evidence from both texts before giving your own view.
# [[Writing|Rewrite perspective]]: Rewrite Text A in 70–90 words from the perspective of a student who strongly supports the trial.

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=== Schwer ===

# [[Text analysis|Evidence check]]: Choose three claims about the texts and decide whether the evidence is strong, weak or missing. Explain why.
# [[Media literacy|Media comparison]]: Compare a short school announcement with a short student comment about the same event. Focus on purpose, perspective and word choice.
# [[Presentation|One-minute presentation]]: Present the most important difference between the two texts without reading a full script. Use one quotation or detail as evidence.
# [[Transfer|Independent transfer]]: Create two fictional mini-texts on the same issue from two different perspectives. Exchange them with a partner, who writes the comparison.

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= Lernkontrolle =

# [[Transfer|Unknown text pair]]: Compare two new short texts on the same topic. Explain one similarity and two differences using evidence.
# [[Perspective|Perspective shift]]: Explain how the meaning changes when the same event is described by a school, a student or a parent.
# [[Evidence|Evidence decision]]: Choose the strongest piece of evidence for a comparison claim and justify your choice.
# [[Writing|Revision]]: Improve a weak comparison paragraph so that it connects both texts instead of summarizing them separately.
# [[Speaking|Reasoned response]]: Give a 60-second response to a new school issue. Refer to two short source texts before stating your own view.
# [[Media literacy|Source awareness]]: Explain why two texts about the same event can contain different selections of information without one text automatically being false.

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= Lernnachweis =

For a successful learning record, you should show that you can:

# understand the main information in two short texts
# distinguish information, perspective and opinion
# compare similarities and differences
# support ideas with evidence
# use clear comparison language
# speak or write your own response without confusing it with the writers’ views
# use feedback to improve your work
# handle media, recordings and AI tools responsibly

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= OERs zum Thema =

<iframe> https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Textanalyse </iframe>

'''Further open media used in this course:''' Wikimedia Commons images and embedded YouTube learning videos. Check the file or video page for the current author and licence information when you reuse material outside MOOCwiki.

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= Folgekurs =

Continue with a course on '''comparing longer texts and evaluating evidence'''. Keep the same routine:

'''notice → understand → try → use → communicate → feedback → improve → use again'''

A useful next focus is: '''Which text supports its ideas more clearly, and how can you explain that without simply choosing a “winner”?'''

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= Verknüpfte Lernbereiche =

{| align=center
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'''[[Compare two short texts]]'''
# [[Leseverstehen]]
# [[Textvergleich]]
# [[Perspektive]]
# [[Meinung]]
# [[Information]]
# [[Beleg]]
# [[Wortschatz]]
# [[Aussprache]]
# [[Sprechen]]
# [[Schreiben]]
# [[Sprachmittlung]]
# [[Medienkompetenz]]
|}

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