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    The document provides an overview of different types of claims that can be made in written texts: 1. Claims of fact - statements that report or describe settled facts. 2. Claims of policy - arguments where certain actions should be carried out, suggesting solutions or policies. 3. Claims of value - arguments based on morality, belief, or ethics that appeal to the reader's judgment. The document outlines characteristics of good claims and provides examples to illustrate the different types of claims.

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    The document provides an overview of different types of claims that can be made in written texts: 1. Claims of fact - statements that report or describe settled facts. 2. Claims of policy - arguments where certain actions should be carried out, suggesting solutions or policies. 3. Claims of value - arguments based on morality, belief, or ethics that appeal to the reader's judgment. The document outlines characteristics of good claims and provides examples to illustrate the different types of claims.

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    RWS Lesson 3 Explicit Implicit

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    The document provides an overview of different types of claims that can be made in written texts: 1. Claims of fact - statements that report or describe settled facts. 2. Claims of policy - arguments where certain actions should be carried out, suggesting solutions or policies. 3. Claims of value - arguments based on morality, belief, or ethics that appeal to the reader's judgment. The document outlines characteristics of good claims and provides examples to illustrate the different types of claims.

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    READING AND WRITI

    OBJECTIVE
    S
    Identify claims explicitly or implicitly made in a
    written text;

    Determine the good characteristics of claims; and

    Differentiate the types of claim from each other.


    Which sentence do you
    prefer?
    I always think and dream about
    you.

    I love you.
    - directly and
    INFORMATIO
    N
    clearly stated in the
    text

    - Indirectly
    INFORMATIO
    N expressed in the text
    - opinio
    n
    - idea
    assertion
    Three different claims:
    “I think we should have universal health
    care.” “I believe the government is corrupt.”
    “We need a revolution.”
     Claim is an assertion (Campbell and Huxman).
     In strategic discourse, a claim is a statement
    made to an audience with an anticipation that
    they should agree with it.
    Characteristics of a Good Claim
    (Tiongson, 2016)

    1.Aclaim should be argumentative


    and debatable.
    Example: Men are better in Math than women.
    2. A claim should be specific and focused.
    3. A claim should be interesting and engaging.
    4. A claim should be logical.
    Claim of
    Fact
    This claim is a statement that reports,
    describes, predicts, makes causal claims,
    or whether something is a settled fact.
    1. Vaping can have same
    side effects as smoking.
    2. Cancer a
    is disease, but common
    contagious. it is not
    3. Doing videos in TikTok
    is more exciting than vlogging.
    Claim of
    Policy
    Claim of policy is the argument where actions
    should be carried out. This claim can also be
    called claim of solution because it suggests and
    supports policies and solutions, and the action to
    be taken is based on the results.
    Directions: Analyze the
    statements and answer the guide
    questions.
    1. Schools must find a way to make
    bathrooms more inclusive for
    everyone.
    Is there an action to be
    done? If yes, what is that
    action?
    2. Death penalty should not
    be imposed in the Philippines.

    Is there an action to be
    done? If yes,
    Claim of
    Value
    Claim of value is an argument based on morality,
    belief, ethics, or philosophy. It is influentially
    stated by combining limited facts and proving
    them as either good or bad by targeting the
    reader’s emotion.
    Claim of
    Value
    It is also called claim of judgment because the
    reader has to decide whether the argument or
    proposition is right or wrong or has to be
    accepted or rejected.
    Directions: Answer the
    questions relative to the listed issues.

    A. Does it appeal to your judgment?


    B. Is it right or wrong?
    1. Bullying will never be right.

    A. Does it appeal to your


    judgment?
    B. Is it right or wrong?
    2. The basic keys to success
    are perseverance and discipline.

    A. Does it appeal to your


    judgment?
    3. Contributions of homemaker
    are as valuable s those
    as professional of
    women.
    A. Does it appeal to your
    judgment?
    Write a 150-word essay about the
    quotation given by Mahatma Gandhi.
    INDICATE the claim(s) used.
    RUBRIC FOR ESSAY
    Criteria Highest Possible Score Score
    Use of Claims
    5
    Did you use 5 or more arguable claims?
    Content
    Does your paragraph show focus on the central idea? 5
    Did you provide evidences to support your claim?
    Structure
    Did your paragraph show smooth and logical transition? 5
    Is it organized with a good flow of thought?
    Conventions
    Does your paragraph show little or no errors in sentence
    5
    structure, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation?
    Did you use formal vocabulary with appropriate tone?
    Total 20

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