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"That is a bright student."

A verified, proven, confirmed opinion

Watch video 1 and tell me what you think...

Now watch video 2 and tell me what you think now...

What makes an argument effective?

Although an opinion cannot be proven to be true, it can be substantiated. This means it can be backed up with enough evidence to make the claim seem very likely to be true. In informational text writers often include support for their opinions in:

--facts

--relevant examples

--details

--expert opinions

And one more thing...

What is an opinion?

write your own critique

A personal belief, viewpoint, or judgment

An opinion can be either substantiated or unsubstantiated

In your opinion, how does "The Bluest Eye" reflect and correct issues within society?

Objective: Today we will differentiate between opinions that are substantiated and unsubstantiated in the text.

Substantiated Opinion

Now try it with your group...

"That student always gets the highest test scores."

Underline Facts in Blue

Underline opinions in red

Unsubstantiated Opinion

Exit Ticket

Highlight the part of the text substantiates the author's appreciation of the way Morrison shows that black is not inferior to white.

An opinion that has not been verified, proven or confirmed

"That student is so bright, she must study every day."

You have 7 minutes!

Which of the following is substantiated by the information provided?

A. Pregnant women can not sit the way Beyonce did in her interview

B. Beyonce's need to maintain her "perfect" body has led her to fake her pregnancy

C. Different camera angles and oversized dresses can provide different perceptions of reality

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