Generalization Ms. Morgan Review / Introduction
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slide1. Generalization Ms. Morgan<br>
slide2. Review / Introduction What is generalization?
How are facts, opinions, and generalizations different?<br>
slide3. What is generalization? A generalization is a broad statement about a subject based on information, observations, and experiences.<br>
slide4. What is a fact? Facts are statements that can be proven true.
Facts and valid generalizations are not the same thing!<br>
slide5. What is an opinion? Opinions are statements that express beliefs that cannot be proven.
Opinions and faulty generalizations are not the same thing!<br>
slide6. Key Words Some Many Most Few Sometimes Often Rarely Might Probably Typically<br>
slide7. Fact, opinion, or Generalization? George Washington was the first president.
August 9 is Ms. Morgan’s birthday.
Most students in here are paying attention.
All students got breakfast this morning.
Mrs. Short is a sixth grade teacher.
Monkeys enjoy bananas.<br>
slide8. Valid or Faulty Everyone that lives in Alabama watched football.
Most people enjoy ice cream or cake.
A lot of students did really well on the reading test.
No one understands poetry.
Almost all teachers have their summers off.<br>
slide2. Review / Introduction What is generalization?
How are facts, opinions, and generalizations different?<br>
slide3. What is generalization? A generalization is a broad statement about a subject based on information, observations, and experiences.<br>
slide4. What is a fact? Facts are statements that can be proven true.
Facts and valid generalizations are not the same thing!<br>
slide5. What is an opinion? Opinions are statements that express beliefs that cannot be proven.
Opinions and faulty generalizations are not the same thing!<br>
slide6. Key Words Some Many Most Few Sometimes Often Rarely Might Probably Typically<br>
slide7. Fact, opinion, or Generalization? George Washington was the first president.
August 9 is Ms. Morgan’s birthday.
Most students in here are paying attention.
All students got breakfast this morning.
Mrs. Short is a sixth grade teacher.
Monkeys enjoy bananas.<br>
slide8. Valid or Faulty Everyone that lives in Alabama watched football.
Most people enjoy ice cream or cake.
A lot of students did really well on the reading test.
No one understands poetry.
Almost all teachers have their summers off.<br>