Determine Fact and Opinion

The video tutorial explains the difference between facts and opinions, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between the two in today's media-rich environment. Facts are statements that can be proven true with evidence, often scientific, while opinions are personal thoughts or feelings that cannot be proven. The tutorial provides examples and clues to identify opinions, such as the use of adjectives and specific phrases. It encourages viewers to develop critical reading skills to better analyze information presented in various media formats.

What is the importance of distinguishing between facts and opinions in today's media?

How can you verify if a statement is a fact?

What are some clue words that indicate a statement is an opinion?

Explain why the statement 'chocolate chip cookie dough is the best flavor of ice cream' is considered an opinion.

What does the phrase 'I believe' indicate about a statement?