PPT-Facts and Opinions

Is there really a difference Introduction What is a fact What is an opinion How do we distinguish a fact from an opinion Exercise Overview It is important to be able to distinguish between fact and opinion After completing this activity students will be able to identify statements that are fact or opinion and will be able to create examples of statements that are fact or opinion . Disclaimer: authors. These views and opinions are not to be construed as representative of any other person or company, including the presenter’s employer(s) or the National Contract Managemen Penstein. Rosé. Language Technologies Institute. Human-Computer Interaction Institute. School of Computer Science. With funding from the National Science Foundation and the Office of Naval Research. (Effective Nov. 1, 2011). Joe Stultz and Elizabeth Silvestrini. Parsons Behle & Latimer. October 13, 2011. This work product constitutes the analysis and opinions of the authors, but is not intended be legal advice and may not be relied on as such. The reader should not rely on the accuracy of anything contained herein, but should instead consult an attorney and/or carefully review the revised rules, advisory committee notes, and pertinent case law in forming any conclusions.. Unpopular Opinions . Surname 75. Unpopular Opinions . Crazy. Claim. Who Would Disagree? . Surname 75. Unpopular Opinions . Crazy. Claim. Who Would Disagree? . Counterargument. Surname 75. Unpopular Opinions . 10 . people in a group: hold a hula hoop with the thumb without looking at each other or passing messages. The group who can put down the hula hoop to the ground . fastest will . be the winner. . (10 . The Rules. Make a great impression quickly - this is a great skill for dates, job interviews, and making friends. You will have five minutes to “flirt” with each prompt and make your best impression. . You will need your own paper. Please create a proper heading and write neatly. Use CAPS for Multiple Choice responses.. Facts vs. Opinions. The State of Oklahoma includes ‘Facts vs. Opinions’ as a required (and tested) Social Studies skill. Expository Text. Facts. – statements that can be proven. Mrs. . Lahey. graduated from The University of North Texas.. My dad is over six feet tall.. Elephants are the largest animals alive today that walk on earth.. SHOULD ALL OF THE MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS THAT ARE NOW IN AMERICA GO BACK HOME?. From . http://www.debate.org/opinions/is-immigration-good-for-america. Please create a citation for this source.. BELLWORK. Objective: I can analyze proposition and support patterns in text. . Key Vocabulary. Proposition: important idea or opinion; can also be referred to as the author’s argument. Supports: examples or reasons (evidence) that defend the proposition; also known claims. Types of supports can be facts, statistics, examples, anecdotes, definitions, and opinions from experts. . Market Update . Discussion Topics. 2. California Wholesale Power Market Trends. SONGs Impacts in the Market. Direct Access Market – Status and Reopening. RPS Market . - Role of Natural Gas in CA Power Prices. 3. . situations. where your ability to . express your viewpoints . is . important. ?. Pointless. . Challenge. : Can you come up with situations which no one else has?. What. you say…. How. you say it…. Slides from Bing Liu and Ronan Feldman. Introduction. Two main types of textual information. . Facts and Opinions. Note: factual statements can imply opinions too.. Most current text information processing methods (e.g., web search, text mining) work with factual information.. Don’t Get Me Started Year 11 coursework IGCSE To understand the IGCSE coursework criteria and structure . Think about what will make my coursework successful So that I can... Learning Objective Today I will :