Here are three examples for each type of claim on the issue of social media and cyber bullying:
Claim of fact:
1. Studies show that 1 in 5 teenagers report being cyberbullied on social media platforms.
2. Data indicates that Instagram is the most common platform used for cyberbullying.
3. Research finds that cyberbullying often occurs through posting unflattering photos or spreading rumors online.
Claim of value:
1. It is unethical to use anonymity online to harass or intimidate others.
2. Causing emotional harm to people through social media is wrong.
3. Privacy and safety should be valued more than lashing out at others online.
Claim of
Here are three examples for each type of claim on the issue of social media and cyber bullying:
Claim of fact:
1. Studies show that 1 in 5 teenagers report being cyberbullied on social media platforms.
2. Data indicates that Instagram is the most common platform used for cyberbullying.
3. Research finds that cyberbullying often occurs through posting unflattering photos or spreading rumors online.
Claim of value:
1. It is unethical to use anonymity online to harass or intimidate others.
2. Causing emotional harm to people through social media is wrong.
3. Privacy and safety should be valued more than lashing out at others online.
Claim of
Here are three examples for each type of claim on the issue of social media and cyber bullying:
Claim of fact:
1. Studies show that 1 in 5 teenagers report being cyberbullied on social media platforms.
2. Data indicates that Instagram is the most common platform used for cyberbullying.
3. Research finds that cyberbullying often occurs through posting unflattering photos or spreading rumors online.
Claim of value:
1. It is unethical to use anonymity online to harass or intimidate others.
2. Causing emotional harm to people through social media is wrong.
3. Privacy and safety should be valued more than lashing out at others online.
Claim of
Here are three examples for each type of claim on the issue of social media and cyber bullying:
Claim of fact:
1. Studies show that 1 in 5 teenagers report being cyberbullied on social media platforms.
2. Data indicates that Instagram is the most common platform used for cyberbullying.
3. Research finds that cyberbullying often occurs through posting unflattering photos or spreading rumors online.
Claim of value:
1. It is unethical to use anonymity online to harass or intimidate others.
2. Causing emotional harm to people through social media is wrong.
3. Privacy and safety should be valued more than lashing out at others online.
Claim of
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The key takeaways are that there are three types of claims - claims of fact, claims of value, and claims of policy. A claim should be argumentative, specific, focused, and not a question. Examples of claims of fact include statements about the use of gadgets declining study habits and signals of a stroke.
The three types of claims are claims of fact, claims of value, and claims of policy.
Some characteristics of a good claim are that it should be argumentative, specific, focused, and not a question.
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• Generally, excessive use of gadgets has caused the
steady decline in the study habits of children and teenagers. • Call 911 right away when you observe signals of a stroke. • It is better to introduce higher math like Algebra in grade 10 instead. CLAIMS OF FACT, VALUE, AND POLICY WHAT IS A CLAIM? • In argumentation, a claim is an arguable statement - an idea that a speaker or writer asks an audience to accept. • Claims backed by reasons that are supported by evidence are called arguments. • It is not an inference nor an opinion. CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD CLAIM • A claim should be argumentative and debatable. • A claim should be specific and focused. • A claim should not be a question. 3 KINDS OF CLAIM •Claim of Fact •Claim of Value •Claim of Policy CLAIM OF FACT • An assertion of a condition that exists, will exist, or has existed.
• Supported by verifiable facts or data such as
statistics or testimonies
• Must be specific as to time, place, people
involved, and situation CLAIM OF FACT • To qualify claims of fact, the following markers are used: generally usually probably as a rule EXAMPLES • As a rule, drooping of the face, weakness of the arm, and difficulty of speech signal a stroke.
• Generally, excessive use of gadgets has
caused the steady decline in the study habits of children and teenagers. CLAIM OF POLICY • An assertion that specific plans or courses of action should be instituted as solutions to problems
• Often procedural and/or organized
CLAIM OF POLICY • The following markers are used to formulate claims of policy: should ought to must or any other strong verbs EXAMPLES For individuals showing signals of stroke: • Call 911 right away when you observe signals of a stroke. • Bring the patient to the hospital right away when you observe signals of a stroke. EXAMPLES For excessive use of gadgets:
• Ban gadgets in school.
• Set schedule for gadget use. • Do not allow children and teenagers to use gadgets. CLAIM OF VALUE • An attempt to prove whether something is desirable or undesirable, good or bad, right or wrong.
• Expresses approval or disapproval
CLAIM OF VALUE • The following markers are used to formulate claims of value: “it is better to…” “it is unethical that…” “it is wrong to…” “it is more beautiful than…” SAMPLE ARGUMENT • The world has sped up over the past generation; technology has gotten more complicated and ideas more complex. Hence, higher math like Algebra should be introduced as early as grades 7 and 8. However, children in grades 7 and 8 are experiencing plateau growth. They are not in their optimal years of learning, thus the growing number of failing students. EXAMPLE
• It is better to introduce higher math like
Algebra in grade 10 instead. KNOWLEDGE TEST • Identify the type of claim the statement is making. Write fact, policy, or value. KNOWLEDGE TEST 1. Excessive consumption of alcohol can lead to many illnesses. 2. To attract more students, this college must review and revise its course offerings. KNOWLEDGE TEST 3. The existence of nuclear weapons has prevented the outbreak of WW 3. 4. Death penalty is unjust. 5. The congress should not pass the SOGIE Bill. PRACTICE EXERCISE • Identify the type of claim the statement is making in each item. Write fact, policy, or value. PRACTICE EXERCISE • Identify the type of claim in each item. Write fact, policy, or value. PRACTICE EXERCISE 1. Converting to solar energy can save homeowners money. 2. Gay marriage is immoral. PRACTICE EXERCISE 3. It is not right to allow transwomen to use the women’s restroom. 4. It is better to cheat than to repeat. PRACTICE EXERCISE 5. Aliens exist in this planet. 6. The Lakers will win the championship this year. PRACTICE EXERCISE 7. Obesity causes health problems. 8. Students should participate in various school activities. PRACTICE EXERCISE 9. The Boy Scouts should not have to include gay scout leaders. 10. The establishment should provide more parking spaces. PRACTICE EXERCISE 11. The government is withholding information on UFOs. 12. The government should legalize medicinal marijuana. PRACTICE EXERCISE 13. The Hunger Games is the best movie this year. 14. The United States is the greatest nation on earth. PRACTICE EXERCISE 15. You should send your children to private schools. PAIR WORK •Write three examples for each type of claim on the issue of social media and cyber bullying. SAMPLE • Claim of fact Sometimes people use Facebook, Twitter, and other social media to bully one another. SAMPLE • Claim of value It is wrong to use social media to bully people. SAMPLE • Claim of policy There should be criminal charges brought against people who use social media to bully others.