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    Facts of Claim Value and Policy

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    [1] Claims of fact state something that is true or false about past, present or future events and can be proven or disproven with evidence. Examples given are budget and disaster relief claims. [2] Claims of value present an assertion about whether something is good or bad. Examples are claims about animal testing and abortion. [3] Claims of policy support or oppose a certain action to address an issue. An example is a claim about a health department's policies. The document provides examples and characteristics of good claims, and directs students to complete an assignment reading about claims in

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    [1] Claims of fact state something that is true or false about past, present or future events and can be proven or disproven with evidence. Examples given are budget and disaster relief claims. [2] Claims of value present an assertion about whether something is good or bad. Examples are claims about animal testing and abortion. [3] Claims of policy support or oppose a certain action to address an issue. An example is a claim about a health department's policies. The document provides examples and characteristics of good claims, and directs students to complete an assignment reading about claims in

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    [1] Claims of fact state something that is true or false about past, present or future events and can be proven or disproven with evidence. Examples given are budget and disaster relief claims. [2] Claims of value present an assertion about whether something is good or bad. Examples are claims about animal testing and abortion. [3] Claims of policy support or oppose a certain action to address an issue. An example is a claim about a health department's policies. The document provides examples and characteristics of good claims, and directs students to complete an assignment reading about claims in

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    Facts of Claim Value and Policy

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    [1] Claims of fact state something that is true or false about past, present or future events and can be proven or disproven with evidence. Examples given are budget and disaster relief claims. [2] Claims of value present an assertion about whether something is good or bad. Examples are claims about animal testing and abortion. [3] Claims of policy support or oppose a certain action to address an issue. An example is a claim about a health department's policies. The document provides examples and characteristics of good claims, and directs students to complete an assignment reading about claims in

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    MELC 11: Formulate claims of fact,


    policy, and value
    Two truths and
    one lie
    Questions:

    1. What will you do when you see your


    classmate cheating on the exam?

    2. Putting your self on the shoe of the


    person who cheated during exam, how
    would you react to an accusation if it is
    true?
    “CLAIM OF
    FACTS, POLICY
    AND VALUE”
    A claim refers to a clear assertion of a
    person’s ideas, opinions, or
    propositions. The use of claims may
    serve the purpose of convincing or
    persuading readers or a specific
    audience to agree with a specific stand
    on an issue.
    For example:
    1. Covid-19 is deadly.
    2. Covid-19 and flu spread in
    similar ways.
    3. Tawa-tawa is the cure for
    Covid-19.
    Characteristics of good a
    claim:
    • A claim should be argumentative
    and debatable.
    • A claim should be specific and
    focused.
    Characteristics of good a
    claim:
    • A claim should be interesting and
    engaging.
    • A claim should be logical
    Example:

    “ Smoking is dangerous to
    one’s health”
    1. Claims of Fact: This category of claims
    states something about things in the past, in
    the present, and in the future. This also deals
    with ideas or claims that can be proven or
    disproved with the help of factual evidences.
    This fact claim is basically debatable yet
    verifiable.
    Examples
    a. The 2020 national budget
    amounting to Php4.1 trillion, which is
    12 percent larger than the 2019
    budget, can really help in boosting the
    economy through various
    infrastructural projects.
    b. Being the richest city in
    the country, the City of
    Makati can implement
    better projects needed by
    its citizens.
    c. The devastation experienced by
    the Philippines during Typhoon
    Yolanda shows the readiness of
    disaster relief protocols
    established by the government.
    2. Claims of Value A claim of
    value, also known as value claim,
    presents an assertion as to whether
    something is good or bad, or one
    concept or idea is better than
    another.
    This also emphasizes and weighs
    the benefits of the subject matter.
    This is debatable in nature since
    people may have different opinions
    on the given claims or concepts.
    Examples:
    a. Animal testing is the worst
    way to check medical products.
    b. Abortion is immoral.
    3. Claims of Policy A claim
    of policy supports that an
    action should or should not be
    done to address a certain case
    or policy.
    Policy claim indicates that an
    action should be carried out
    either in support or in opposition
    of a particular argument.
    Examples:
    The city’s health department
    must learn from how other cities
    successfully address the
    concerns against COVID-19.
    Directions: Identify the following sentences
    whether OPINION or ASSERTION.
    1. I understand you’re tired but please clean
    the dining table after you eat.
    2. I wish I could have joined your group
    because I really regret joining Rianne’s
    group.
    3. I believe I should start doing my modular
    activities now.
    4. I know your mad because your mother
    ignored you, compared you to your siblings. But
    I can help you smile even just a moment.
    5. In my perception the president is just doing
    his job.
    Answers:
    1. Assertion
    2. Assertion
    3. Opinion
    4. Assertion
    5. Opinion
    “In this technological age where any
    information can be easily accessed any
    time, it is essential to know which ones
    you should believe rightaway and which
    ones you should research further.”
    ASSIGNMENT

    Have an advance reading about Lesson


    4 “Claim of Facts, Policy, and Value,”
    pages 20-22 of your module.
    THANKS!

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