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Detailed Lesson Plan - Claim & Types of Claims
Detailed Lesson Plan - Claim & Types of Claims
Lesson Plan
In
English 10
Prepared by:
DANICA A. SANTOS
Lesson Plan for English
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Preparation
1. Routinary Activities
a. Prayer
Let’s start our lesson for today with a prayer. Good morning, Ma’am Danica
Bow your head and feel the presence of our
Lord. (The students will listen to classroom rules)
Thank you.
How’s everybody?
I hope everyone's okay, and ready for our
class today.
c. Checking of Attendance
d. Review
2. Motivation
3.Presentation
Examples of claims:
● A claim should be
argumentative and debatable
● A claim should be specific and
focused.
● A claim should be interesting
and engaging.
● A claim should be logical.
1. Claim of fact
(The student’s will answer)
A claim whether something is true or untrue
but there must always be potential for
controversy, conflict and change.
2. Claim of Policy
4. Application
Sort it out!
(The student’s will answer)
I have here sets of claims, I want you to
classify whether it’s a claim of fact, policy, or
value.
5. Generalization
IV. EVALUATION
Formulate your own claims on any topic of your choice. You have to make one claim for each
type of claim.
Claim of Fact
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Claim of Policy
______________________________________________________________________________
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Claim of Value
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
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V. ASSIGNMENT
I will post a text on our Google classroom, and analyze what kind of claim was used in the text
and explain your answer.