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- 1. READING AND WRITING Mrs. Maybelline J. Labrador
- 2. Properties of a Well Written Text ○ Unity ○ Coherence and Cohesion ○ Organization ○ Language use ○ Mechanics REVIEW
- 4. GENERALLY, WOMEN ARE MENTALLY STRONGER THAN MEN. AGREE DISAGREE
- 5. CELLPHONES SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED IN SCHOOL. AGREE DISAGREE
- 6. Our government should implement one sim card per citizen policy to decrease the cases of scamming and fraud. AGREE DISAGREE
- 7. Social Media can do more harm than good. AGREE DISAGREE
- 8. Modular learning did not help the students at all. AGREE DISAGREE
- 9. Great job! All of these statements are argumentative in nature.
- 12. OBJECTIVES At the end of this lesson, you are expected to: 1. Differentiate the types of claims; 2. classify statements according to its type; 3. formulate claims of fact, policy and value.
- 13. evidence Are supporting materials for arguments. VOCABULARY Affirmative/pro the side that supports the issue or topic Negative/con the side that is against the topic debate A formal discussion on a particular topic in a public meeting. counterclaims are opposing arguments proposition A statement that affirms or denies something
- 14. What is a claim? It is an assertion of the truth of something, typically one that is disputed or in doubt.
- 15. ● Asserts that the condition has existed, exists or will exist. ● These are statements that report, describe, predict or make casual claims. CLAIMS OF FACT
- 16. Example of Claims of Fact 1. Although it has been largely forgotten, the flu epidemic of 1918- 1919 was one of the most devastating epidemics of all time. 2. Lumberjacking is an extremely dangerous occupation. 3. Global warming is a threat to all mankind.
- 17. ● Makes a judgment: expresses approval or disapproval about something; attempts to show that something is wrong or right, moral/ immoral, beautiful or ugly. ● These are statements that are advance judgments about morality, beauty, merit, or wisdom. CLAIMS OF VALUE
- 18. Example of Claims of Value 1. Military boot camp is a degrading and humiliating experience. 2. It is immoral to practice premarital sex. 3. The hunting of animals is a barbaric practice.
- 19. ● Argues that something should or should not be done, believed, banned; argues for a course of action. ● These are statements that urge that an action should be taken or discounted. CLAIMS OF POLICY
- 20. Example of Claims of Policy 1. All students should wear complete school uniforms. 2. The process for acquiring drivers license in the Philippines should be changed. 3. The age to buy tobacco and alcoholic products should be raised to 21 years old.
- 22. There should be criminal charges brought against people who use social media to bully others. It is wrong to bully other people in social media. Many people are using social media to bully other people.
- 23. Smoking is the worst kind of vice. Filipinos are very much into smoking nowadays. The government should find ways to discourage people from smoking.
- 24. Claims Examples in Comparison Claims of Fact Many people are using social media to bully other people. Claims of Value It is wrong to bully other people in social media. Claims of Policy There should be criminal charges brought against people who use social media to bully others.
- 25. Claims Examples in Comparison Claims of Fact Filipinos are very much into smoking nowadays. Claims of Value Smoking is the worst kind of vice. Claims of Policy The government should find ways to discourage people from smoking.
- 26. LET US TRY! FORMULATE YOUR OWN CLAIMS
- 27. SURROGACY Have you heard of this word?
- 28. WHAT IS SURROGACY? involves a woman agreeing to carry a baby for someone else. After the baby is born the birth mother gives custody and guardianship to the intended parent or parents.
- 29. 4 TYPES OF SURROGACY TRADITIONAL SURROGACY -the surrogate contributes the egg while the sperm is done through intrauterine insemination from the intended father. GESTATIONAL SURROGACY -the surrogate does not contribute the egg. The genetic material is from the intended parents.
- 30. 4 TYPES OF SURROGACY COMMERCIAL SURROGACY -surrogates are paid for carrying the pregnancy plus she receives a reimbursement for all the expenses. ALTRUISTIC SURROGACY -there is no payment given to the surrogate as a reward. However, surrogates can be financially compensated in recognition of the expenses derived from the pregnancy like prenatal visits and laboratory fees. At the moment there are no laws governing surrogacy in the Philippines.
- 31. Start! GROUP ACTIVITY Formulate your own claims Your 5 minutes starts now
- 32. Group 1 Group 2 Post your work!
- 33. Let us analyze your work.
- 35. Just to check How are these claims different from each other? How are these claims similar to each other?
- 36. What type of claim is it? P POLICY F FACT V VALUE Choose whether:
- 37. F, V or P? P V F P F V P V V F
- 39. Quick Quiz Create one claim for each type of claim. Topic: Implementation of the Expanded Limited Face to face Classes. Fact Value Policy 5 mins starts now!
- 40. Assignment Formulate and write your own claims. On each claim, write 5 in the appropriate columns.
- 41. CREDITS: This presentation template was created by Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon, and infographics & images by Freepik. Thanks! Do you have any questions?
- 42. THE END Maybelline J. Labrador