Okay, let’s look at how to do Sub-titling, pulling from the sources and keeping it easy to understand with emojis! 😄📝📍
Based on the sources, Sub-titling is a way to organise longer pieces of writing to help readers.
The purpose of sub-titling is to convey the main idea or theme of each section of a long piece of writing.
Why do it? 🤔💡 It helps the reader know at a glance the sub-topics that are being addressed in different parts of the text. Giving suitable sub-titles helps break the monotony of reading long passages.
How to do it (The main idea from the activity described) 🚶♀️➡️📝: The core process involves:
- Divide the article into sections. This is based on the shifts in the sub-topics within the text. Look for where the focus changes slightly to a different aspect of the main theme.
- For each section you’ve identified, give a suitable sub-heading (or sub-title). This sub-heading should capture the main idea of just that section.
Think of it like putting mini-titles above different parts of a chapter in a book! 📚➡️📑
In short, you break down the text into its different parts (where the topic changes slightly) and give each part a clear, short title that tells the reader what that section is about. 😄📝✨