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What is the primary focus of the lesson titled 'Differentiating Biases from Prejudices'?
What is the primary focus of the lesson titled 'Differentiating Biases from Prejudices'?
- Understanding factual information
- Evaluating the effectiveness of various speakers
- Exploring the history of social issues
- Identifying differences between biases and prejudices (correct)
What is meant by 'factual information' as discussed in the lesson?
What is meant by 'factual information' as discussed in the lesson?
- Opinions that vary from person to person
- Statements based on personal feelings
- Assumptions made from past experiences
- Statements that can be verified or proven to be true (correct)
Which is an enabling competency outlined in the lesson?
Which is an enabling competency outlined in the lesson?
- Building consensus among peers
- Creating persuasive arguments
- Condensing ideas into brief summaries
- Reflecting on the speaker’s ideas (correct)
What outcome does the lesson suggest will result from differentiating biases from prejudices?
What outcome does the lesson suggest will result from differentiating biases from prejudices?
How should students express their views according to the lesson activities?
How should students express their views according to the lesson activities?
What is an expected activity in the lesson related to comics?
What is an expected activity in the lesson related to comics?
Which of the following skills is least emphasized in the lesson?
Which of the following skills is least emphasized in the lesson?
What is the duration of the introduction phase of the lesson activities?
What is the duration of the introduction phase of the lesson activities?
What is necessary for a nation to truly possess a national language?
What is necessary for a nation to truly possess a national language?
Which country is cited as an example of high progress due to having a common language?
Which country is cited as an example of high progress due to having a common language?
What language was adopted as the basis for the national language of the Philippines?
What language was adopted as the basis for the national language of the Philippines?
What was referred to as one of the most cherished dreams of Rizal?
What was referred to as one of the most cherished dreams of Rizal?
Why is it significant to choose a native language as the national language?
Why is it significant to choose a native language as the national language?
According to the content, what common feature do nations with high culture and solidarity share?
According to the content, what common feature do nations with high culture and solidarity share?
What was the attitude towards choosing a native language as a national language among Filipinos initially?
What was the attitude towards choosing a native language as a national language among Filipinos initially?
How has the role of language been described regarding a nation’s progress?
How has the role of language been described regarding a nation’s progress?
What was the official language during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines?
What was the official language during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines?
Why was English adopted as the official language in the Philippines?
Why was English adopted as the official language in the Philippines?
What does the text suggest about the relationship between language and national expression?
What does the text suggest about the relationship between language and national expression?
What issue does the text highlight regarding language among the Filipino people?
What issue does the text highlight regarding language among the Filipino people?
What sentiment does the speaker express on Rizal Day in relation to the native language?
What sentiment does the speaker express on Rizal Day in relation to the native language?
How does the speaker characterize the teaching of a foreign language?
How does the speaker characterize the teaching of a foreign language?
What does Rizal assert about the roots of national thought?
What does Rizal assert about the roots of national thought?
What conclusion can be drawn about the language landscape in the Philippines from the text?
What conclusion can be drawn about the language landscape in the Philippines from the text?
What constitutes subjective content?
What constitutes subjective content?
Which of the following statements is an example of factual information?
Which of the following statements is an example of factual information?
What is a key difference between the two columns presented?
What is a key difference between the two columns presented?
Subjective content often reflects what aspect of human experience?
Subjective content often reflects what aspect of human experience?
When distinguishing between subjective and factual content, which should be prioritized?
When distinguishing between subjective and factual content, which should be prioritized?
Which of these statements represents a common misconception about subjective content?
Which of these statements represents a common misconception about subjective content?
What role does subjective content play in personal judgement?
What role does subjective content play in personal judgement?
Why is it important to distinguish between subjective and factual content?
Why is it important to distinguish between subjective and factual content?
Which of the following artists is NOT mentioned as a Tayabasin artist?
Which of the following artists is NOT mentioned as a Tayabasin artist?
What is one advantage of online distance learning mentioned?
What is one advantage of online distance learning mentioned?
What survey was conducted by LPIHS before the school year?
What survey was conducted by LPIHS before the school year?
What is noted about the aisle of Basilica Menor de Tayabas?
What is noted about the aisle of Basilica Menor de Tayabas?
What historical significance does Malagonlong Bridge hold?
What historical significance does Malagonlong Bridge hold?
What disturbing belief is associated with the construction of bridges?
What disturbing belief is associated with the construction of bridges?
What type of content does the lesson involve?
What type of content does the lesson involve?
Which aspect of the lesson was likely considered the most challenging?
Which aspect of the lesson was likely considered the most challenging?
What is required in the editorial article regarding the chosen current issue?
What is required in the editorial article regarding the chosen current issue?
How many sentences expressing subjective content are required in the article?
How many sentences expressing subjective content are required in the article?
What is the significance of distinguishing between factual information and subjective content?
What is the significance of distinguishing between factual information and subjective content?
What type of current issues are suggested for the editorial article?
What type of current issues are suggested for the editorial article?
How is the student's output evaluated?
How is the student's output evaluated?
What is the minimum word count for the editorial article?
What is the minimum word count for the editorial article?
What might be a reason to include factual information in an editorial article?
What might be a reason to include factual information in an editorial article?
What is an example of a subjective statement in an editorial article?
What is an example of a subjective statement in an editorial article?
Flashcards
Factual Information
Factual Information
Statements that can be verified or proven true, based on facts or evidence.
Subjective Content
Subjective Content
Statements based on personal beliefs, feelings, or opinions, which may not be objectively verifiable.
Bias
Bias
A tendency, either conscious or unconscious, to favor one side or perspective over others.
Prejudice
Prejudice
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Sharing Personal Opinions
Sharing Personal Opinions
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Reflecting on Speaker's Ideas
Reflecting on Speaker's Ideas
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Forming Decisions Based on Ideas
Forming Decisions Based on Ideas
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Critical Thinking
Critical Thinking
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Distinguishing factual information from subjective content
Distinguishing factual information from subjective content
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Objective statement/information
Objective statement/information
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Subjective statement/information
Subjective statement/information
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Mixed content
Mixed content
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Critical evaluation of information
Critical evaluation of information
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Understanding the distinction between facts and opinions
Understanding the distinction between facts and opinions
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National Language
National Language
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Common Language
Common Language
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Official Language
Official Language
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Teaching a Language
Teaching a Language
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Replacing a Language
Replacing a Language
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Native Tongue
Native Tongue
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National Thought
National Thought
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National Expression
National Expression
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Factual Statement
Factual Statement
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Subjective Statement
Subjective Statement
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Personal Opinion
Personal Opinion
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Informed Decision
Informed Decision
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Reading Between the Lines
Reading Between the Lines
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Editorial
Editorial
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Adoption of a National Language
Adoption of a National Language
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Recognizing the Importance of a National Language
Recognizing the Importance of a National Language
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Unity through a Common Language
Unity through a Common Language
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Japan's Success and Common Language
Japan's Success and Common Language
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Tagalog as a Foundation for National Unity
Tagalog as a Foundation for National Unity
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Honoring Rizal's Dream
Honoring Rizal's Dream
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Study Notes
Lesson Title: Differentiating Biases from Prejudices (Part 1)
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Essential Learning Competency (MELC): Differentiate biases from prejudices.
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Enabling Competencies: Reflecting on speaker's ideas, sharing personal opinions, forming decisions based on mentioned ideas.
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Learning Activities: Students will read comics, decide which character they agree with, and state their reasons. This will help evaluate ideas by distinguishing between biases and prejudices, forming judgment on social issues.
Factual vs. Subjective Information
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Factual Information: Statements that can be verified or proven true. Examples include facts about events, figures, or data.
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Subjective Content: Involves judgment, feelings, opinions, emotions, or intuition. Examples include personal opinions, interpretations, or evaluations of statements or situations.
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Example: "Jose Rizal wrote Noli Me Tangere." (Factual) vs. "Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere is an eye-opener..." (Subjective viewpoint)
Learning Task 1
- Students should identify factual and subjective statements in a provided text (President Obama's speech).
Learning Task 2
- Students should select three statements from a speech by President Manuel L. Quezon, with three factual and three subjective statements.
Learning Task 3
- Students should write an editorial article, choosing one of the provided topics (COVID-19 Vaccine Administration, Mental Illness Stigma in the Philippines, Resumption of Face-to-Face Classes).
- The article should include factual information and expressing subjective content (at least two factual, three subjective).
Distinction Between Factual and Subjective Content
- Factual statements use evidence (figures, research, established truths).
- Subjective statements include personal views, preferences, and opinions.
Application
- This applies to evaluating sources of information (reading, listening).
- Critical analysis of arguments: distinguishing valid points from personal views.
- Formulating balanced opinions when asked to convey stands or viewpoints.
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Description
This quiz focuses on distinguishing biases from prejudices through various activities, including analyzing comics and discussing personal opinions. Students will engage in reflective thinking and learn to evaluate ideas based on factual versus subjective information. Enhance your understanding of social judgments and decision-making processes.
