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Guía para reconocer textos informativos

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1. ¿Qué es un texto informativo?

Los textos informativos comunican hechos y datos de forma objetiva. Su objetivo es informar, no persuadir ni entretener.

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2. Características clave

Lenguaje claro y objetivo; uso de hechos verificables; estructura organizada con introducción, desarrollo y conclusión.

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3. Estructura típica

Título, subtítulo, introducción breve, desarrollo con hechos y ejemplos, y una conclusión que resume la información.

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4. Tipos comunes

Textos periodísticos, informes, fichas técnicas y artículos enciclopédicos.

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5. Verificación de información

Fuentes fiables, fechas, nombres de autores y revisión de la información para asegurar exactitud.

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6. Ejemplos prácticos

Leer un artículo de noticias y detectar datos, fechas y cifras clave para entender la información.

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7. Errores habituales

Sesgo, lenguaje ambiguo, datos no verificados y falta de contexto.

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8. Técnicas de lectura

Identificar ideas principales, usar marcadores y resumir en una frase clara.

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9. Redacción de un texto informativo

Definir el tema, reunir evidencias, citar fuentes y estructurar de forma lógica.

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10. Evaluación de textos

Comprobar consistencia, actualidad y autoridad de las fuentes antes de compartir.

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