Learning Targets

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What is the importance of a 'claim' in argumentation and discussions?

Back

It serves as the main point or assertion being argued.

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Identify and differentiate between the three types of claims: fact, value, and policy.

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Fact, Value, Policy

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Example of creating your own claim of fact, value, and policy based on a pre-determined topic:
Options: Sharing it with the class, Ignoring the topic, Copying from a friend, Not participating

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Sharing it with the class

Front

'Contributes to Society' in the context of LCV/LLIM means:

Back

A positive impact on community welfare

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The importance of 'Seek First to Understand' in LCV/LLIM is to:

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Enhance communication and collaboration

Front

How can 'Then to be Understood' be applied in everyday life according to LCV/LLIM?

Back

By listening actively before responding

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How do the style, form, and features of informational and transactional texts impact their clarity, purpose, and effectiveness for a specific audience?

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By enhancing understanding and engagement

Front

The use of technology has changed the way we communicate by making it more:

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Efficient and faster

Front

What are claims exactly?

Back

A demand for something due or believed to be due

Front

What is a claim according to the image?

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A statement that can be proven true or false