Black-and-White-Simple-Doodles-Project-Presentation-1.pdf

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1. What do you see?

2. What do you see?

3. ASSESSMENT
OBJECTIVE

4. OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT
FORM OPINIONS BASED ON FACTS, CITE SPECIFIC
SOURCES TO SUPPORT CLAIMS AND PRESENT IDEAS
CONVINCINGLY.

5. Phrases you can use when expressing your opinion :
I think... from my point of view
I believe... from my perspective
I feel... in my view
In my opinion... it seems to me that
I would say...

6. NOW THAT YOU HAVE LISTED YOUR OPINIONS AND GATHERED
FACTS TO SUPPORT YOUR OPINIONS, YOU CAN START
PRESENTING YOUR IDEAS TO CONVINCE OTHERS TO AGREE
WITH YOU. HOW CAN YOU DO THIS? FOLLOW THESE STEPS:
1. WRITE YOUR OPINIONS IN COMPLETE SENTENCES.
2. ADD THE FACTS AND YOUR EXPLANATION TO SUPPORT
YOUR OPINIONS.

7. 3. WRITE YOUR OPINIONS AND FACTS IN AN ORGANIZED
WAY BY STARTING WITH YOUR MAIN POINT. ARRANGE
YOUR FACTS ACCORDING TO A DEGREE OF IMPORTANCE.
4. SUMMARIZE THE IDEAS TOWARDS THE END OF WHAT
YOU ARE WRITING.
5. REVIEW WHAT YOU WROTE TO CHECK IF YOU DID NOT
MISS ANYTHING.

9. ACTIVITY
TRUE OR FALSE
With a twist:
“bring me”

10. ACTIVITY
TRUE OR FALSE
Forming an Objective assessment
requires to cite evidence to support
your opinion.

11. ACTIVITY
TRUE OR FALSE
When writing an objective assessment we
shouldn’t use phrases such as I would say... ,
I think... , In my opinion...

12. ACTIVITY
TRUE OR FALSE
Opinions based on facts, cite specific sources to support
claims and present ideas convincingly. All these are not
important when writing an Objective Assessment

13. ACTIVITY
TRUE OR FALSE
Our topic for today is
Subjective Assessment

14. THANK
YOU