Differentiating claim of fact, policy & valueG7.pptx

Differentiating claim of fact, policy & valueG7.pptx

1. Recall of the past lesson

2. Instructions: Fill in the missing letters to form the word. The descriptions will serve as a clue for your answers. It means something that has actual existence, a piece of information presented as having objective reality. F_C_

3. Instructions: Fill in the missing letters to form the word. The descriptions will serve as a clue for your answers. It simply means to take. CL_ _ M

4. Instructions: Fill in the missing letters to form the word. The descriptions will serve as a clue for your answers. It means worth or importance. V_L_E

5. Instructions: Fill in the missing letters to form the word. The descriptions will serve as a clue for your answers. 4. It means methods, management, or procedure. P_LI_Y

6. Differentiating claim of fact, policy & value Prepared by: teacher erwin jacob t. padilla

7. Objectives: At the end of the lesson the students will able to: 1. Differentiate claim of fact, claim of value, and claim of policy as used in problem-solution expository text. 2. Analyze a problem-solution expository text to identify and categorize claims of fact, value, and policy. 3. Identify and highlight claims of fact, value, and policy in a problem-solution expository text .

8. Differentiating claim of Fact, policy, & value.

9. WHAT IS CLAIM? Claim – is an assertion or argument that requires evidence to be proven. It is often used to persuade the reader of a particular point of view.

10. CLAIM Example: “Reducing single-use plastics will significantly decrease ocean pollution.”

11. 3 TYPES OF CLAIMS

12. CLAIM OF FACT Claim of Fact: This type of claim asserts whether something is true or false, or to what extent it is true. It deals with factual statements that can be proven or disproven based on evidence. For example: ● "The Earth revolves around the sun". ● "Climate change is caused by human activity".

13. CLAIM OF FACT A Fact is a statement that can be proven true or false through evidence, research, or observation. It is objective and does not depend on personal beliefs or options.

14. EXAMPLES: • Plastic pollution has increased by 30% in the past decade. • Smoking causes lung cancer. • Climate change is caused by human activity. • The Philippines was colonized by Spain over 300 years ago.

15. CLAIM OF POLICY 2. Claim of Policy: This type of claim proposes a specific course of action or solution to address a problem or achieve a particular goal. It focuses on what should be done or what actions should be taken. For example: ● "Governments should implement stricter regulations to combat air pollution". ● "Schools should provide free meals for all students to address food insecurity".

16. CLAIM OF POLICY A claim that suggest a course of action should be taken, often using “should” or “must”.

17. EXAMPLES: • The government should provide free healthcare for all citizens. • Schools must implement stricter rules on bullying • We should use renewable energy resources to combat climate change.

18. CLAIM OF VALUE Claim of Value: This type of claim expresses a judgment about something, stating whether it is good or bad, right or wrong, desirable or undesirable. It involves subjective assessments based on personal beliefs, cultural norms, or ethical principles. For example: ● "Protecting the environment is morally right". ● "Artificial intelligence poses a threat to humanity".

19. CLAIM OF VALUE A claim that expresses an opinion, belief, or judgement about something being good or bad, right or wrong, or better or worse.

20. EXAMPLES: • Online learning is better than traditional learning. • Honesty is the most important value in a relationship. • Fast food is unhealthy.

21. Choose the letter of the correct answer: 1. This type of claim asserts whether something is true or false, or to what extent it is true. a. claim of truth b. claim of fact c. claim of value d. claim of policy

22. Choose the letter of the correct answer: 2. This type of claim expresses a judgment about something, stating whether it is good or bad, right or wrong, desirable or undesirable. It involves subjective assessments based on personal beliefs, cultural norms, or ethical principles. a. claim of truth b. claim of fact c. claim of value d. claim of policy

23. Choose the letter of the correct answer: 3. This type of claim proposes a specific course of action or solution to address a problem or achieve a particular goal. It focuses on what should be done or what actions should be taken. a. claim of truth b. claim of fact c. claim of value d. claim of policy

24. Choose the letter of the correct answer: 4. Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor. What claim is this? a. claim of truth b. claim of fact c. claim of value d. claim of policy

25. Choose the letter of the correct answer: 5. The earth orbits around the sun. What claim is this? a. claim of fact b. claim of value c. claim of policy d. claim of false

26. Working in a triad, observe the following pictures and identify the claims presented in the advertisements. Write your answer in each box.

27. Working in a triad, observe the following pictures and identify the claims presented in the advertisements. Write your answer in each box.

28. Working in a triad, observe the following pictures and identify the claims presented in the advertisements. Write your answer in each box.

29. Working in a triad, observe the following pictures and identify the claims presented in the advertisements. Write your answer in each box.

30. Working in a triad, observe the following pictures and identify the claims presented in the advertisements. Write your answer in each box.

31. ASSIGNMENT: Give an example for each Claims: 1. Claim of Fact: 2. Claim of Policy: 3. Claim of Value: