READING AND WRITING
Q4_WT 1_REFLECTION
(30 points – due date: May 28)
Reference: Soft copy uploaded in the gc, classroom, and FB
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Write a reflection paper (1 paragraph, 5-7 sentences) guided by these questions:
What significant learning/s did I get from the lessons, and how I honestly see these while I am in distance learning?
This subject taught me not just making essays but also how to become equipped
necessary for career achievement. Competency in reading, writing, critical thinking and
communicating correlates with overall student performance and success so much so that
modern achievement standards for college and career readiness focus on literacy development
across all content areas, making it the shared responsibility of all educators. Amidst this
pandemic, I manage to get some substance with this subject. I learn a lot that probably I will
use in my future endeavors. I am so grateful with this subject because it taught me how to
comprehend and not just how to write essays and read articles. Indeed, it is so hard to cope with
the current situation were dealing with but with the help of some learning materials and detailed
instructions of our teacher, I manage to get some meaningful wit and wisdom.
Since there will be no right or wrong answer here, the criteria will be the following:
Clarity/ /Use of language
15
Timeliness
10
Adherence to the instructions
Total points
5
30
READING AND WRITING
Q4_WT 2_QUIZ_REASONING
10 points, Due date: June 4
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Lesson on critical thinking may be read from the RW module (if you have), or from the soft copy sent to the whole class.
Title:
Author of the Article:
Question/s
What issue is emphasized by
the writer (1 point)
Is the writer able to take a clear
stand on the issue? (2 points)
Paragraph and page no.
Paragraph 2
Page no. 1
Paragraph 6
Page no. 2
Answer/s with supporting
detail/s
The author wants to emphasize
that honesty is so important in
politics.
(Justify you answer in 1-2
sentences.)
Yes, the author really believed
that Honesty is still the best
policy. And promises should be
fulfilled all the time.
What is the writer’s purpose in
writing the article? (1 point)
Paragraph 7
Page no. 3
The writer wants to put some
wake up call to all voters to not
to be shallow in choosing our
future leaders.
What is the writer’s tone? Why?
(2points)
Paragraph 11
Page no. 4
The tone of the writer is so
serious and with conviction.
Does the writer assume the
readers to agree with his/ her
stand?
(2 points)
Paragraph 5
Page no. 2
(Justify you answer in 1-2
sentences.)
For sure the writer assume that
the readers accept what he is
trying to highlight. He also get
some supporting experiences
of the unfulfilled promises of the
administration.
(Cite two pieces of evidence.)
What are the evidences
presented by the writer to
support his argument? (2
points)
Paragraph 4
Page no. 2
One of the evidence that the
author used is the experience
of one of the Fisher. The former
mayor and now the president
didn’t fulfill the promise he gave
to the Filipino Fishermen.
page 1
page 2
p. 4
p. 3
Source: https://opinion.inquirer.net/140252/jokes-lies-bravado
READING AND WRITING
Q4_PT 1_ EVALUATIVE STATEMENTS
100 points, due date: June 11
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Modified “What I Can Do”, page 10 of Lesson 1: Assertions
ASSERTION
1. In this time of
pandemic, people should
give all the blames to the
government for the
insufficient assistance
given to them.
POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE
(Please indicate on each row.)
EVALUATIVE STATEMENT
Negative
people should give all the
blames to the government
Positive
something to contribute to
win the battle
Positive
should not lose hope
Negative
better not enroll for this
school year
Positive
you must follow the
minimum health protocols
2. Every person has
something to contribute
to win the battle against
COVID 19.
COUNTERCLAIM
(for negative assertions
only)
People should not blame
everything on the
government
3. If you got infected by
the Corona Virus, you
should not lose hope but
be positive about it
4. If you are a student
with no internet
connection at home, you
better not enroll for this
school year while we are
in these trying times.
5. When you go out of
your house to buy
essential things, you
must follow the minimum
health protocols like
social distancing, wearing
mask, using alcohol or
sanitizer, and washing
hands.
If you want to go to school
no matter what is the
situation you need to do
everything in order to
survive.
READING AND WRITING
Q4_PT 2_ARTICLE CRITIQUE
100 POINTS, Due date: June 25
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(From RW module received from the school) - Answer “What I Can Do”, Letter C, page 15 of Lesson: Determining Textual
Evidences
• For those with RW module, you will use this article: No Vaccine, No Classes? School Opening in Limbo; Alternative
Modes of Learning Pushed by Janvic Mateo
• For those who do not have the module, another article to be critiqued will be sent to you.
In this time of pandemic, it is very essential to be safety especially the younger ones. Due to this situation
government implement “No Vaccine, No Classes” in which students allows to be in an alternative learning method
and that is online classes. Institutions across the world switched to virtual learning, with teachers, students, and
local leaders quickly adapting to an entirely new way of life. COVID-19 highlighted the essential role of child care
for children, families, and the economy, and our serious underinvestment in the care sector.
In the Philippines , we tend to focus on the educating roles of public schools, largely ignoring the ways in which
schools provide free and essential care for children while their parents work. When COVID-19 shuttered in-person
schooling, it eliminated this subsidized child care for many families. It created intense stress for working parents,
especially for mothers who left the workforce at a high rate.
The pandemic also highlighted the arbitrary distinction we make between the care and education of elementary
school children and children aged 0 to 5. Despite parents having the same need for care, and children
learning more in those earliest years than at any other point, public investments in early care and education are
woefully insufficient. The child-care sector was hit so incredibly hard by COVID-19.
The pandemic has affected nearly every facet of higher education, but what is most striking to me is the dramatic
decline in community college enrollment. Typically, we see enrollment in community colleges increase during
recessions as unemployed individuals seek new skills and first-time students look to gain a credential before
embarking on a career path. In this recession, the pattern is reversed: Enrollment in community colleges has
dipped by about 10% since last year. Declines are particularly sharp among first-time students and students of
color, raising critical concerns about increasing inequality in the coming years.
Despite of the negativity of this situation, our country must look on the bright side and still pursue study amidst
the pandemic. Do everything to be a successful and claim your brightest victory after this grudgingly obstacle