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    This document contains a lesson plan for Quarter 3, Week 23 from a teacher named Novie S. Velasquez. The lesson focuses on making an informed opinion and taking a stand. Key points covered include: - Definitions of an informed opinion, facts vs opinions, and making a stand - Examples of informed opinions like owning a pet improving mood - Guiding students to identify facts supporting opinions - Having students state their position on sample opinions and support with evidence - Asking students their stand on posters presenting informed opinions The lesson helps students understand informed opinions, taking a stand, and using evidence to back their positions through examples, activities having them practice these skills, and a review of what they

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    This document contains a lesson plan for Quarter 3, Week 23 from a teacher named Novie S. Velasquez. The lesson focuses on making an informed opinion and taking a stand. Key points covered include: - Definitions of an informed opinion, facts vs opinions, and making a stand - Examples of informed opinions like owning a pet improving mood - Guiding students to identify facts supporting opinions - Having students state their position on sample opinions and support with evidence - Asking students their stand on posters presenting informed opinions The lesson helps students understand informed opinions, taking a stand, and using evidence to back their positions through examples, activities having them practice these skills, and a review of what they

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    English: Quarter 3

    Week 23
    Novie S. Velasquez
    Master Teacher I
    Quarter 3, Week 2

    Day 1
    Lesson 1 Making a
    Stand on an Informed
    Opinion
    Let Us Learn….
    1.It is a resistance expressed in an action or
    argument.

    2.It is an information that is known or


    . proven to be true.

    3.It is an information indicating whether a belief is


    true or valid.

    4.It is a position taken on a topic or an issue.

    5.It is a belief about something based on


    information
    Review
    Directions: Read and study the following statements. Write F if the statement is a
    FACT and O if it is an OPINION.
    _____1. Dogs cannot sweat through their skin.
    _____2. Cats are the most charming pets in the world.
    _____3. Cats have five toes on each front paw, but only four toes on each back
    paw.
    _____4. Dogs are the best animal companion.
    _____5. Dogs’ emotions are revealed by their facial expressions as well as the
    movement of their ears.
    _____6. Cats' bodies are extremely flexible.
    _____7. Cats have whiskers.
    _____8. All cats love cuddles.
    _____9. Dogs are better pets than cats.
    _____10. Dalmatians are born spotless.
    Do “Let’s Try This”

    Do you have a pet at home?


    Most of the children today,
    like you, enjoy having a pet.
    Let us read this excerpt to
    know more about the value of
    Do “Let’s Try This”
    >Having a pet can improve your mood.
    What kind of statement is this? Is this an opinion
    or a fact?
    Yes, you are right! This is a statement of
    opinion.
    Do you agree with the informed opinion that
    having a pet can improve one’s mood?
    What pieces of evidence were cited to support
    such opinion?
    >Having a pet can improve your mood.
    What kind of statement is this? Is this an opinion
    or a fact?
    Yes, you are right! This is a statement of
    opinion.
    Do you agree with the informed opinion that
    having a pet can improve one’s mood?
    What pieces of evidence were cited to support
    such opinion?
    What is your stand on this informed opinion?
    Read “Let’s
    Study This
    What is It
    An informed opinion is a person’s
    belief, idea, or way of thinking about
    something based on information
    gathered.
    Read “Let’s
    Study This
    This type of opinion is formed by
    gathering ideas from different points
    of view.
    Example: Having a pet can improve
    your mood.
    Read “Let’s
    Study This

    A stand is a person’s attitude towards


    a particular issue or opinion.
    A person’s stand may either support
    or contradict an idea expressed in an
    informed opinion.

    .
    Read “Let’s
    Study This

    Example: Owning a pet can help


    reduce stress you are feeling amid the
    health crisis. According to studies,
    spending time with your pet can
    trigger an increased level of oxytocin,
    also known as the "love hormone."
    Read “Let’s
    Study This

    Making a stand means making a firm


    position in defense or opposition of
    an informed opinion. You need to
    support your statement by providing
    evidence like proof or testimony
    based on facts.
    Owning a pet can help reduce stress you are feeling
    amid the health

    crisis. According to studies, spending time with your


    pet can trigger an increased level of oxytocin, also
    known as the "love hormone." This is responsible for
    the feeling of closeness and increased bonding with
    your pet.

    Surely, pets can improve anyone’s mood!


    1. What is the opinion of the author?
    ________________________________________________________
    ___________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ___________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ___________________

    2. Can you identify the facts or evidence stated in the


    paragraph that support the author’s opinion?
    ________________________________________________________
    ___________________
    ________________________________________________________
    What I Have Learned
    An informed opinion is a belief, judgement, or way
    of thinking about something based on available
    information.
    Making a stand means taking a position for
    (defense) or against (opposition) an informed
    opinion.
    To make a stand, you must understand well the
    informed opinion, decide your position on the topic,
    and present evidence to support your statement.
    Below is a familiar poster we
    usually see in public places. What is
    your stand about it? Answer the
    questions in two to three sentences.
    Write your answers on your answer
    sheet.
    1.What is the poster about?
    2. What informed opinion is
    presented in the poster?
    3.Do you agree with the opinion
    being presented? If yes, why? If no,
    why not?
    today’s world are connected with each other.
    KidsDo”Let’s
    are gluedDo Thisdevices all the time.
    to their
    They use applications thatallow them to be
    connected with young people like them in
    other parts of the world. These make them
    forget about other important
    tasks because they are addicted to these
    internet applications.
    Discussing new concepts and Do”Let’s Do This
    practicing new skills #1.

    What is your stand on this informed opinion?

    Make a stand and support it with evidence.

    Write your answers on your answer sheet.


    ______________________________________________
    ____________________________________
    ______________________________________________
    _____________________________
    ___________________________________________
    ANSWER KEY (Lion and
    theMouse
    Thank you
    for
    Listening

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