Assertion and Opinion Report Presentation

Lesson Presentation

1. GOOD
AFTERNOON!

3. Enchong Sabino Cher Andrea Tan “baby otlum”“Kylie Padilla”

4. Lance Engle Kris Anne De Jesus “Peter”“Liza”

5. Erika Ponelas Bernard Diona “nadine”“random guy on pinterest”

6. Samantha Lim Janiah Gonzales “Chaewon”“Jennie”

7. ICE BREAKER!!!

8. AGREE OR
DISAGREE
GAME

9. Rules NO SPILLING OF
SECRETS.
NO DISHONESTY
AND LYING.
NO JUDGING
OTHERS.

10. Are You
Ready?

11. "MONEY
CAN'T BUY
HAPPINESS" AGREE OR DISAGREE DISAGREE AGREE

12. "HONESTY IS
ALWAYS THE BEST
POLICY" AGREE OR DISAGREE? DISAGREE AGREE

13. "EDUCATION
IS THE KEY
TO SUCCESS" AGREE OR DISAGREE? DISAGREE AGREE

14. "PINEAPPLE
BELONGS ON
PIZZA" AGREE OR
DISAGREE DISAGREE AGREE

15. "PRACTICE
MAKES
PERFECT" AGREE OR DISAGREE DISAGREE AGREE

16. THANK YOU
FOR
PLAYING

17. Opinion vs Assertion Opinion -OPINION IS A THOUGHT, BELIEF OR JUDGMENT
THAT A PERSON OR A GROUP OF PEOPLE HAVE
ABOUT SOMETHING OR SOMEONE WHICH ARE
BASED MAINLY ON THEIR BELIEFS. IT MAY ALSO
BE A JUDGMENT MADE BY AN EXPERT.

18. Opinion vs Assertion Assertion -
A STRONG STATEMENT PRESENTED AS
IF IT WERE FACT. IT IS DEFINITE,
CONFIDENT, AND CAN OFTEN BE
SUPPORTED WITH EVIDENCE.

19. Examples: Opinion “I THINK CHOCOLATE
ICE CREAM TASTES
BETTER THAN
VANILLA.” Assertion “EDUCATION IS
THE KEY TO
SUCCESS.”

20. In your view, what makes
opinions and assertions
important in communication?

21. ASSERTIONS AND OPINIONS MATTER
BECAUSE THEY HELP US EXPRESS OUR
THOUGHTS CLEARLY, SHARE OUR
PERSPECTIVES, AND SPARK MEANINGFUL
CONVERSATIONS THAT LEAD TO DEEPER
UNDERSTANDING.

22. 7 types of opinion

23. 1. PERSONAL OPINION – BASED ON
INDIVIDUAL FEELINGS, PREFERENCES, OR
EXPERIENCES.
2. PUBLIC OPINION – THE COLLECTIVE
VIEWPOINT OF A GROUP, COMMUNITY, OR
SOCIETY.

24. 3. EXPERT OPINION – IDEAS OR ADVICE FROM
PEOPLE WHO REALLY KNOW THE SUBJECT
WELL.
4. LAY OPINION – THE EVERYDAY THOUGHTS
OF REGULAR PEOPLE, EVEN IF THEY’RE NOT
EXPERTS.

25. 5. VALUE-BASED OPINION – OPINIONS BASED
ON MORALS, BELIEFS, OR WHAT SOMEONE
THINKS IS RIGHT OR WRONG.
6. PREDICTIVE OPINION – WHEN SOMEONE
SHARES WHAT THEY BELIEVE WILL HAPPEN IN
THE FUTURE.

26. 7. COMPARATIVE OPINION
– WHEN YOU WEIGH TWO OR MORE
THINGS AND SAY WHICH ONE IS
BETTER OR MORE SUITABLE.

27. 4 types of assertion

28. 1. BASIC ASSERTION – SIMPLY
SAYING WHAT YOU THINK OR
FEEL IN A CLEAR WAY. EXAMPLE:
“I DON’T AGREE WITH THAT
CHOICE.”

29. 2. EMPATHIC ASSERTION – SHOWING
YOU UNDERSTAND THE OTHER
PERSON’S FEELINGS, BUT STILL SHARING
YOUR OWN.EXAMPLE:
“I GET THAT YOU’RE UPSET, BUT I
ALSO NEED MORE TIME TO FINISH
THIS.”

30. 3. ESCALATING ASSERTION – STANDING
YOUR GROUND MORE FIRMLY IF SOMEONE
IGNORES YOUR FIRST STATEMENT. EXAMPLE:
“I ALREADY ASKED YOU NOT TO INTERRUPT
ME. IF IT KEEPS HAPPENING, I’LL HAVE TO
STOP THIS CONVERSATION.”

31. 4. LANGUAGE ASSERTION – USING “I”
STATEMENTS TO EXPLAIN HOW SOMETHING
AFFECTS YOU WITHOUT BLAMING. EXAMPLE:
“I FEEL FRUSTRATED WHEN MEETINGS START
LATE BECAUSE IT CUTS INTO OUR WORKING
TIME.”

32. how to formulate
an opinion

33. opinion Formula: Statement + Reason (+ Example)
EXAMPLE:
“IN MY OPINION, ONLINE LEARNING IS
BETTER BECAUSE IT SAVES TIME.”

34. how to formulate
an assertion

35. assertion Formula: Clear, firm statement (+ Fact/Proof)
EXAMPLE:
“EDUCATION IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS.”

36. Always remember! Opinion = what you think.
Assertion = what you declare
as true.

37. SEATWORK :P AGREE OR DISAGREE? DISAGREE AGREE

38. 1. Which of the
following best
defines an
opinion? A. A clear, firm statement
supported by facts B. A belief or judgment based
mainly on personal views
C. A universal truth accepted
by everyone
D. A rule that must be followed

39. 2. Which of the
following best
defines an
assertion?
A. A belief based on emotions
B. A weak suggestion or guess
C. A strong statement
presented as if it were fact
D. A public agreement by a group

40. 3. “I think
chocolate ice cream
tastes better than
vanilla.” This is an
example of: A. Assertion B. Fact C. Opinion D. Evidence

41. 4. “Education is
the key to
success.” This is an
example of:
A. Opinion
B. Assertion
C. Fact
D. Public belief

42. 5. Which type of
opinion is based on
morals or beliefs
about what is right
or wrong? A. Expert opinion B. Lay opinionC. Value-based opinion D. Predictive opinion

43. 6. When someone
shares what they
believe will happen
in the future, it is
called:
A. Personal opinion
B. Public opinion
C. Comparative opinion
D. Predictive opinion

44. 7. Which type of
assertion uses “I”
statements to explain
how something affects
you without blaming
others? A. Basic assertion B. Empathic assertionC. Escalating assertion D. Language assertion

45. 8. “I get that you’re
upset, but I also need
more time to finish
this.” This is an
example of: A. Basic assertion B. Empathic assertionC. Escalating assertion D. Language assertion

46. 9. Which formula is
correct for
formulating an
opinion?
A. Clear statement +
Fact/Proof
B. Statement + Reason (+
Example)
C. “I” statement + Effect
D. Firm statement +
Evidence

47. 10. Which formula is
correct for
formulating an
assertion? A. Statement + Reason (+
Example) B. Belief + JudgmentC. Clear, firm statement (+
Fact/Proof) D. Statement + Comparison

48. THANK YOU FOR
LISTENING! ppt edited by:
Chaewon and Jennie