GOOD

AFTERNOON!
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POLICY
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SOLUTIO
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ACTION
OBJECTIVES:
1.Differentiate claim of fact from claim
of policy;
2.Determine one community based
problem and propose solutions; and
3.Identify claim of policy explicitly and
implicitly from the text
What is your opinion on the
implementation of different school
policies? What should students like
you must do?
A claim of policy is an essay
consisting of an argument that
certain conditions should exist. It
advocates adoption of policies or
courses of action because problems
have arisen that call for a solution.
 What claim of policy can be drawn
from the issues below?
1. “Gender equality”
Is there an action to be done? If yes, what is that
action?
 
2 “Spreading fake news in the midst of pandemic”
Is there an action to be done? If yes, what is that
action?
Twerk if the given statement is a claim of
policy and frown and cross your hands if
not.
1. Anti-Text Scam Bill should be passed as
law to protect the people.
2. Euthanasia also known as mercy killing
is against the Law of God.
3. We should not support nor do
Euthanasia or mercy killing in the
Philippines because it is still an act of
killing.
4. Abortion should not be legalized in the
Philippines because every child is a gift.
5. Every child has the right to be born
whether he/she is made out of love or
anything else. Doing abortion is doing a
criminal act.
Pretend that you are an SK officer in your
community, what problem you want to
focus on? What possible solution could
you propose?
Should discipline Result Love
problem Intervention action Comparison
1. Claim of policy is also called claim of solution because it
proposes ____________ to solve the existing problem. 2.
______________ is the main element of claim of policy. 3. The
suggested action is based on the identified ______________. 4.
“Ought”, “must”, and _____________ can be directly or indirectly
stated in the claim. 5. In claim of policy, one can notice the
possible solution because there is an existing
__________________.
Identify five (5) claims of policy in a given
article then identify whether it is explicitly
or implicitly written. Underline the claim of
policy in the article