Claim of Value and Policy Ste
Claim of Value and Policy Ste
afternoon,
class!
Grade 7 - STE
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Objectives:
At the end of the discussion students will be
able to:
a) Identify claims of value (judgments of
worth) and claims of policy (proposals for
action) in a text.
b) Evaluate claims of value based on ethical
standards, and assess claims of policy for
feasibility and evidence.
c) Show open-mindedness and critical
thinking by considering evidence and
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implications before forming judgments or
What is the video all about?
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What is claim of value?
are value judgment made based
on morals, standards and
norms.
based on likes/dislikes, good
or bad.
What moral standard is
being showed in the video?
Death penalty is
unjust.
Activity time!
Direction: You will be given passage
and you will identify and explain
claims of value statements that
express good or bad and right or
wrong. Three (3) minutes to work
with your activity.
Passage 1: “The Importance of
Family”
“Family is the backbone of society. A
strong family provides support, love,
and care that cannot be replaced by
anything else. Being close to family
members is more valuable than
having a large group of friends.”
Passage 2: “Education and Success”
“Education is one of the most
powerful tools for success. A well-
educated person is more likely to
have a successful career and a
fulfilling life. Without education,
opportunities for personal growth
and prosperity are limited.”
Passage 3: “Respect for Others”
“Respecting others is essential for a
peaceful society. Everyone deserves
to be treated with kindness and
dignity. No matter the differences,
treating others with respect is always
the right thing to do.”
Passage 4: “The Role of Hard Work”
“Hard work is the key to achieving
success. People who work diligently
and persevere through challenges
are more likely to reach their goals.
Success is not just handed to you; it
is earned through effort and
determination.”
How did you identify a
statement if it is a claim of
value?
What is claim of policy
• Honest
• Lityorma
• Morality
• Ggestsu
• Suggest
• Mstu
• Must
• What do you notice about
the words you worked with
in the activity?