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Locate opinions heard from an open discussion 

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Locate opinions heard from an open discussion 

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The students will be able to listen a video that has an open discussion. Afterwards, they will locate some words from the open discussions that they think states an opinion.

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Break down evidences to be used when in discussions

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Break down evidences to be used when in discussions

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The students will be having a discussion wherein they can use their own searched evidences to back-up their statements.

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Defend themselves by having an open discussion on a certain opinion given

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Defend themselves by having an open discussion on a certain opinion given

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The students, as an aspiring debater, will be having an open discussion where a certain opinion will be given by the teacher. During the discussion, students can back-up their statements using the evidences discussed.

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Hear It Out: The GMA Senatorial Debate (Ramos vs. Martinez)

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Hear It Out: The GMA Senatorial Debate (Ramos vs. Martinez)

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Please watch this video and you will be answering some questions.

1.) Who is the one that is in favor of abolishing NTF-ELCAC? Who is the one that is not in favor?

2.) Among the two senators, who is giving more opinions? Who is giving more facts?

3.) Among the two senators, where will you side and why would you say so?

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Face-off - Danilo Ramos at Rep. Eric Martinez | Tanong ng Bayan

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What are the common discussions you listen to? 

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What are the common discussions you listen to? 

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Why don't you comment below this post some of the talks that have you listened to? Were they relevant or irrelevant? Why do you think it was talked about?

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 neighbors chit-chatting outside of their houses

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In an open discussion, providing evidence to support your points is crucial for making your argument more credible and convincing.

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Facts are objective data or statistics that are verifiable and widely accepted. Examples of these are studies, surveys, or historical data.

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"Studies show that 80% of people prefer online shopping over in-store shopping."

Now, can you tag your friend and mention a fact about them!

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Examples or real-life examples will help make your argument more relevant and relatable.

ex.

"In 2015, Company X's decision to implement flexible work hours resulted in a 25% increase in employee productivity."

For an instance, you were asked by someone who wants to buy a new phone. How will you lay-out your examples to that someone? Drop your answers below!

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researcher handing out examples of research titles

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In anecdotes, personal stories or experiences can make your argument more relatable.

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"Growing up during the era of Ferdinand Marcos Sr., I remember hearing stories from my parents about the day they stood in the crowds of EDSA, hopeful and determined, as millions of Filipinos united to peacefully overthrow a dictator and restore democracy to our country."

Now, do you know any personal stories from influencers or artists that you can share? Write them down below.

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Opinions or statements from recognized authorities or experts in the field you are discussing.

ex.

"According to Dr. John Louie Pido, a leading climate scientist, global temperatures have risen significantly over the past century."

Do you know any recognized experts in the field of education? In the field of astronomy? Drop your answers below!

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Cite peer-reviewed studies or academic research to back up claims. These often provide reliable evidence.

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"According to a recent study published in The Journal of Psychology, regular exercise is linked to improved mental health."

Go over the internet and type "academic researches". You can write below the first title that pops out in the results!

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"Re-Yal or fa-Ke? Uncovering the Truth Behind Different Types of Evidence!"

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"Re-Yal or fa-Ke? Uncovering the Truth Behind Different Types of Evidence!"

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Grab your pens and papers for you will be doing an activity!

INSTRUCTIONS: Write reyal if the information given is true and write fa-ke if the information given says otherwise.

1. "According to recent research, eating chocolate every day can cure all types of cancer."

2. "My uncle once told me he flew to the moon on a weekend trip, but he didn’t take any pictures because it was too cold."

3. "The Great Wall of China stretches over 13,000 miles, making it one of the longest man-made structures in the world."

4. "Dr. Maria Lopez, a renowned environmental scientist, states that climate change is the most urgent threat facing our planet today."

5. "For example, when the company switched to a four-day workweek, employee satisfaction rose significantly, and productivity remained steady."

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"Chill Chikahan: Let’s Talk, Share, and Discuss!"

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"Chill Chikahan: Let’s Talk, Share, and Discuss!"

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"POGO (Philippine Offshore Gaming Operations) should be restricted in the Philippines".

With this ongoing issue and operations where love scams are being ambushed by the police, try to have an open discussion about it. Breakout rooms will be given out to you and for the group to discuss about it.

You will be graded through the following:

Accuracy of Information (5 points)

Relevance to the Topic ( 5 points)

Clarity and Coherence (5 points)

Support and Evidence (5 points)

Critical Thinking and Analysis (5 points)

Objectivity and Fairness (5 points)