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    FACT BLUFF

    FACT
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    FACT
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    The largest lake in the Philippines
    which measures 900 sq. km is
    Laguna de Bay
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    FACT
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    BLACK PEPPER
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    INDONESIA
    What do these
    information
    gives us ?
    Do you believe
    those facts and
    informations ?
    What do you call a
    statement that
    persuades, and
    convinces the
    readers?
    IACLM
    CLAIM
    WHAT IS
    A
    CLAIM?
    A claim persuades, argues,
    proves, or provocatively
    suggests something to a
    reader who may or may not
    initially agree with you.
    CLAIM CLAIM CLAIM OF
    OF FACT OF VALUE POLICY
    CLAIM OF FACT
    Is a statement that present an
    ideas as true of false. It is
    something that has existed
    exists or will exist which could
    also be verified using actual
    evidence.
    1. Tuberculosis was the oldest
    disease of mankind.

    2. The coronavirus disease had


    started in Wuhan, China.

    3. The number of online


    learners has risen due to the
    pandemic experienced in the
    country.
    CLAIM OF VALUE
    Is a statement that present
    ideas as good or bad, right or
    wrong, better or worse. These
    claims are often influenced by
    morals, beliefs, and
    preferences.
    1. Traditional onsite learning is
    more effective than online
    learning.

    2. Hoarding of grocery items is


    not helpful to the community.

    3. Kindness matters more than


    success.
    CLAIM OF POLICY
    Is a statement present ideas as
    solutions to problems, usually involving
    groups, organization or society in
    general. It is a statement that contains
    what should or should not be done. The
    key word is the verb “should”, “ought”,
    and “must”.
    1. Violators of the community
    quarantine should be subjected to
    manual labor rather than
    imprisonment.

    2. We should all have access to


    government assistance at all times.

    3. Children below 18 years old should


    not be allowed to go out during the
    night.
    1. Teachers should be
    given an increase in
    their salary.
    2. The hunting of
    animals is a
    barbaric practice.
    3. Global warming is
    a threat to people
    living here on Earth.
    4. It is immoral to
    participate in non-
    violent strikes in the
    streets.
    5. The age at which
    people can get a
    driver’s license must
    be raised to 21.
    6. Increasing
    population threatens
    the environment.
    GROUP ACTIVITY

    Group 1 – Talk Show


    Group 2 – Advertisement
    Group 3 – Chant
    GROUP ACTIVITY
    Each group must be able to
    present/make at least 1 statement for
    each type of claim about Covid-19 (your
    observation, feelings, and experiences
    during this time of pandemic) according
    to their assigned category. 

    Each group is given 10 minutes to


    present their task. 
    RUBRIC
    Participation (20 points):
    Did everyone in the group contribute?
    Did they work together well?
    Relevance (40 points):
    Did their statements match their assigned category?
    Were their statements about Covid-19?

    Creativity (25 points):


    Did they have interesting ideas?

    Presentation (15 points):


    Did they present well?
    How important is it to
    learn and understand
    the different types of
    claims?

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