ENGLISH 7 Q4-W3&4.pptx

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This document appears to be notes from an English class discussing determining the worth and accuracy of ideas from texts and online materials. It includes definitions for implicit and explicit details. There is an activity where students create a concept web with a main topic and supporting details. The discussion then focuses on determining the truthfulness and accuracy of online information, defining misinformation, disinformation, and the importance of evaluating information for accuracy before believing it.

English Class
Teacher APRIL JOY D. VALDEZ-GUEVARRA
SUBIC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Determine the worth of
ideas mentioned in the text
listened to (EN7LC-IV-g-8.2)
MELCs

Objective Identify topics, main ideas
and supporting details

Today's
Discussion
• Determining the
worth of ideas
mentioned in the
text listened to

Concepts and Definitions
IMPLICIT DETAILS - These are details are use to
describe or to define a general state. These are the
details that we can't really see. These are details
that are implied but are not plainly expressed.

Concepts and Definitions
EXPLICIT DETAILS - These are the specific
details. The details that we can see and are
measurable. These are stated clearly.

Activity
Time
Place a word or topic of your
choice in the central oval. Then,
write details about the topic in
the remaining ovals. Describe
your concept web. Be sure to
write the main topic and the
details about the topic.

Place a word or topic of your choice in the central
oval. Then, write details about the topic in the
remaining ovals.
EXPLICIT DETAILS - These are the specific
details. The details that we can see and are
measurable. These are stated clearly.
Class Recap
Describe your concept web. Be sure to write the
main topic and the details about the topic.
IMPLICIT DETAILS - These are details are use to
describe or to define a general state. These are
the details that we can't really see. These are
details that are implied but are not plainly
expressed.

Today's
Discussion
• Determining the
truthfulness and
accuracy of the
material viewed

Lots of things you read
online especially in your
social media feeds may
appear to be true, often
is not.

False information is
news, stories or hoaxes
created to deliberately
misinform or deceive
readers.

Usually, these stories are
created to either influence
people’s views, push a political
agenda or cause confusion and
can often be a profitable
business for online publishers.

False information can
deceive people by looking
like trusted websites or
using similar names and
web addresses to reputable
news organisations.

Question 3: Write the question you
want to ask your students and allot
space for the answers.
false information which was unintentionally
disseminated on online platforms. It usually lacks
context and needs further clarification like pranks
and rumors.
MISINFORMATION
Covid 19 disease can be cured by eating lots of
garlic.
EXAMPLE

Question 3: Write the question you
want to ask your students and allot
space for the answers.
is intended to convince online users to believe or
favor something. It is a propaganda orchestrated
to deceive its audience like hoaxes.
DISINFORMATION
Covid 19 is a biological weapon made in a
laboratory in Wuhan, China.
EXAMPLE

It is very important to
evaluate information first
to ensure its accuracy and
truthfulness before you
believe them.

What are
truthfulness and
accuracy
anyway?

Truthfulness is the quality
of being honest or not
containing any lies while
accuracy is the reliability
and correctness of a
content or material.

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1. English Class Teacher APRIL JOY D. VALDEZ-GUEVARRA SUBIC NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

2. How was your Lenten Season?

3. Determine the worth of ideas mentioned in the text listened to (EN7LC-IV-g-8.2) MELCs

4. Objective Identify topics, main ideas and supporting details

5. Today's Discussion • Determining the worth of ideas mentioned in the text listened to

6. Concepts and Definitions IMPLICIT DETAILS - These are details are use to describe or to define a general state. These are the details that we can't really see. These are details that are implied but are not plainly expressed.

7. Concepts and Definitions EXPLICIT DETAILS - These are the specific details. The details that we can see and are measurable. These are stated clearly.

8. Activity Time Place a word or topic of your choice in the central oval. Then, write details about the topic in the remaining ovals. Describe your concept web. Be sure to write the main topic and the details about the topic.

9. Activity Time

10. Place a word or topic of your choice in the central oval. Then, write details about the topic in the remaining ovals. EXPLICIT DETAILS - These are the specific details. The details that we can see and are measurable. These are stated clearly. Class Recap Describe your concept web. Be sure to write the main topic and the details about the topic. IMPLICIT DETAILS - These are details are use to describe or to define a general state. These are the details that we can't really see. These are details that are implied but are not plainly expressed.

11. Today's Discussion • Determining the truthfulness and accuracy of the material viewed

12. Lots of things you read online especially in your social media feeds may appear to be true, often is not.

13. False information is news, stories or hoaxes created to deliberately misinform or deceive readers.

14. Usually, these stories are created to either influence people’s views, push a political agenda or cause confusion and can often be a profitable business for online publishers.

15. False information can deceive people by looking like trusted websites or using similar names and web addresses to reputable news organisations.

16. Question 3: Write the question you want to ask your students and allot space for the answers. false information which was unintentionally disseminated on online platforms. It usually lacks context and needs further clarification like pranks and rumors. MISINFORMATION Covid 19 disease can be cured by eating lots of garlic. EXAMPLE

17. Question 3: Write the question you want to ask your students and allot space for the answers. is intended to convince online users to believe or favor something. It is a propaganda orchestrated to deceive its audience like hoaxes. DISINFORMATION Covid 19 is a biological weapon made in a laboratory in Wuhan, China. EXAMPLE

18. It is very important to evaluate information first to ensure its accuracy and truthfulness before you believe them.

19. What are truthfulness and accuracy anyway?

20. Truthfulness is the quality of being honest or not containing any lies while accuracy is the reliability and correctness of a content or material.

26. Thank you See you next time!

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