It's always good to go back to basics - that is, real javaScript, and learn what it is you're actually doing (or, in this case, the angularjs framework is doing).
Checking/unchecking a checkbox causes an event. This can be used (handled) to run a javaScript function. That function directly (or indirectly, such as via AJAX) can be used to modify the content of your page. The item on the page that would be modified (the target) will need to have a unique ID value. Using the DOM functionality of javaScript, you update the contents of your DIV element, selecting exactly which one you wish to update by its
unique ID.
Another checkbox would also fire an event and this should be handled as well. It could be the same event handler as the first checkbox or have its own. If you wish to use the same event handler (efficient) then you need to pass the ID to the handler so it knows which checkbox was checked. Then, using a switch statement, you can target the updating of the correct DIV with the correct text.
Tutorials:
JavaScript Tutorial[
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JavaScript HTML DOM Examples[
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