Good day, everyone!

Ms. Lana Liel F. Luzon

Student Teacher
 PRAYER
Loving Father, Thank you to all who are part of our school. Please
grant them your encouragement, wisdom, and peace. Comfort and
restore those living under shadows of unhappiness, abuse, pain, or
fear. Please pour out Your blessings upon our whole school
community.

In Jesus' mighty name. Amen.

ATTENDANCE
Good day, everyone! Today, November 21,
2022, out of (no. of students) students
enrolled in this class, (no. of students)
students are present. This is (name)
reminding everyone to have fun while
learning.
 HOUSE RULES

Raise your hand if

Listen attentively you want to
in class and take Participate actively
answer or if you
notes in the discussion Have fun and
have a question.
and in the enjoy!
activities.
#MOTD
MOOD
OF
THE
DAY
FORMULATING A
STATEMENT OF
OPINION OR
ASSERTION
 Expectations:

Distinguish opinion and

Formulate
Recognize fact, commonplace assertion
statement of
opinion, and from fact; and
opinion and
assertion;
assertion.
1. FACTS
• verifiable statement
• can be proven objectively by verified observations
or the results of research among others

For example:

There are 7, 641 islands in the Philippines.

2. OPINIONS
• An opinion is defined as a view of judgment, or
appraisal drawn from facts. It is usually a concept or
impression based on factual evidence.

• An opinion statement is composed mainly of a

debatable topic and a focus (i.e., the specific feeling or
belief the writer or speaker has about the topic.)
2. OPINIONS
EXAMPLE:

iPhones are better than Android phones.

 THREE CATEGORIES
OF OPINIONS
STATEMENT OF TRUTH
It is an opinion that something is or is not the case.
Statement of Truth

For example:

With the minimal number of Covid-19 cases in the city,

Baguio City clearly has more effective contact tracing
methods than most cities in the country.
 THREE CATEGORIES
OF OPINIONS
STATEMENT OF VALUE

It is an opinion statement which claims that

something does or does not have worth.
Statement of Value

For example:

Hard lockdowns of barangays has not been

effective in controlling the spread of the
coronavirus.
 THREE CATEGORIES
OF OPINIONS
STATEMENT OF POLICY

It claims that something should or should not be

done.
Statement of Policy

For example:

Amidst the ongoing pandemic, what teachers and

students need is not academic freeze but material,
moral and instructional support from the leaders in
the education department.
 SIGNAL WORDS
I believe… Must
In my opinion… Never
Without question… Always / All
It could be said that… Cannot
I am sure that… More / Most
I feel that… Better / Best
Worst
3. ASSERTION
• An assertion is a declaration or expression of strong
belief towards a particular topic, often without evidence.
• It includes forceful or confident and positive statements
regarding a belief or a fact.

Example:
The Philippines is the hospitable country in the world.
3. ASSERTION
Commonplace assertion or “stereotypes”

A commonplace assertion is a statement used to

make a declaration or to express strong belief on a
particular topic, often without evidence.
3. ASSERTION
Example:

Men are stronger than women.

Blue is for boys and while pink is for girls.

 TYPES OF ASSERTION
BASIC ASSERTION
- It is a direct and simple statement of one’s feelings and
beliefs.
Example:

I wish I have started saving when I was younger.

 TYPES OF ASSERTION
EMPHATIC ASSERTION

- Expresses understanding to someone; typically has 2 parts:

recognition of one’s feeling or situation and expression of care
and support for his/her feelings and rights.
EMPHATIC ASSERTION

Example:

I understand that you are sad because you failed in

examination, but you have to move forward and prepare for
the next one.
 TYPES OF ASSERTION
I - LANGUAGE ASSERTION

It uses “I” which is helpful in emphasizing one’s negative

feelings like anger and disappointments, and a solution is
suggested.
I - LANGUAGE ASSERTION

Example:

When I don’t exercise early in the morning, I feel

unmotivated and sluggish. So, I make sure that I incorporate
exercise in my everyday routine
QUESTION OF THE DAY
How will you distinguish
opinion and commonplace
assertion from fact?
 Thank you for
listening!
Mrs.
Subject Teacher
Ms. Lana Liel F. Luzon
Student Teacher