Identifying Claims Explicitly or Implicitly Mde in A Written Text
Identifying Claims Explicitly or Implicitly Mde in A Written Text
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Writing Skills
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Lesson Objective:
At the end of the lesson, the learners are expected to:
1. Perform critical reading in a text
2. Determine explicit and implicit information
3. Appreciate the importance of truthfulness in
statement or claim
Fast Talk
Directions: The teacher will give statements to the learners and they
will tell whether it is a claim of fact or not by saying YES or NO.
• COVID-19 is a deadly virus.
• Social distancing is important during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Dogs make the best pets.
• Juan is more handsome than Pedro because of his dimples.
• All pandemic level diseases come from viruses found in wildlife.
Graphic Organizer
Covid-19 Safety
Protocols
Pie Chart
Graphic Organizer
WEARING
OF PPE
Covid-19 Safety
Protocols
PROPER
PHYSICAL HYGIENE
DISTANCING
Pie Chart
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NCR
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CENTRAL
VISAYAS
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Claim of Fact
3. " ... You can even bet that many of those internet users only go online
users only go online to check their Facebook account.
Analysis:
a. The sentence appeared true from the author's point of view
because______________________________.
b. I agree with this statement because______________________________.
Think and Share
React to the Quote