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This document discusses different types of claims and how to defend policy claims. Policy claims propose specific actions to address issues or concerns. Examples given are proposing a student dress code and recalling an order allowing children aged 10-14 outside. To defend a policy claim, one must convince the audience a problem exists, make the proposal clear, establish need for change, and consider opposing arguments. The major part of the essay should provide how the proposal answers opposing arguments and benefits readers. Supporting the proposal with solid data and moral/common sense reasons can also be persuasive. A quiz is then provided to classify statements as different types of claims.
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YES
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Premises: 1
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- 3. Claims of Policy are specific and measurable actions that need to be done in order to address issues or concerns presented in an argument or proposition
- 4. Examples A dress code should be introduced for all students. and another policy is. President Duterte recalled order allowing kids aged 10 to 14 outside their homes.
- 5. How to defend? Convince your audience that a problem exists. Make your proposal clear. Establish that there is a need for a change. Consider the opposing arguments.
- 6. How to defend? Devote the major part of your essay to providing that your proposal is an answer to the opposing arguments and there are distinct benefits for your readers in adopting your proposal.
- 7. How to defend? Support your proposal with solid data but don't neglect the moral considerations and the common sense reasons which may be even more persuasive.
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- 9. Quiz 3. Teachers are expected to retire on or before their 60th birthday.
- 10. Quiz 4. Earthquake prediction technology is an important aspect of the Philippine national defense strategy.
- 11. Quiz 5. Policy hospitals will prioritize patients with severe Covid-19 symptoms. 6. The increase of population threatens the environment.
- 12. Quiz 7. Excessive consumption of alcohol is fatalistic. 8. Watching television is a wasteful activity.
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