So this week, our goal was: how can we use questions to challenge the text, question the author, establish the authenticity of the text and state opinions? We were presented with some stories, and had to explain what opinion is. An opinion is your view of something, it isn't a fact, it is your idea of the said thing. Here's a situation to help understand. The All Blacks are the best rugby team*. Person A says that they are, and Person B, says they aren't. That is an opinion. Anyways, we had to then read an article out of the following: Australian Ball Tampering, Climate Change Protest, No Rep Sport.
I chose the Climate Change Protest. We had to read the article about it, and write the authors opinion. Then we had to write our opinion, and finally we had to write the similarities of each opinion, here's mine!
*I am using this as an example, did not mean to offend anyone. Thank you.
I hope you enjoyed my post! What is your opinion on the climate change protest? See you next time! Bye! ❤️
*I am using this as an example, did not mean to offend anyone. Thank you.
I hope you enjoyed my post! What is your opinion on the climate change protest? See you next time! Bye! ❤️
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