3H2 - Chapter 6 - SS - The Future #2 Subjective and objective

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

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Today's goals

- I can investigate a news item and find out whether it is subjective or objective.

- I know words that are related to part-time jobs and phrasal verbs.

At the end of class:

Agenda

- Lesson goals

- Objective or Subjective

- Phrasal Verbs

- Practice - ex. 11, 12, 14, 20, 22, 23 on p. 110 - 119

- Check answers

- Lesson goals achieved

- Homework: chapter 6: ex. 11, 12, 14, 20, 22, 23 on p. 110 - 119. + ex. 6 on p. 108

Lots of homework - sorry

Write down one future fact about yourself
"In the future I will....."

Objective and Subjective News

There is a difference between objective and subjective news:

Objective news focuses on facts and makes it clear when something is an opinion. It uses framing to show the news in a clear way. 

Subjective news is often based on personal opinions

and interpretations (interpretaties). It uses framing to get more viewers and can ‘sensationalise’ topics. Subjective news can be more unreliable because it focuses more on sensation than on facts. 

Ask yourself the following questions to find out whether a news item is objective or

subjective:

– Does the news channel usually show objective or sensational news?

– Is the information that is shown reliable? Do other news channels show the same information?

– What is the effect of framing on the news item?

This headline is objective or subjective?

"More than 160 missing after Nigeria train attack"

1. Objective
2. Subjective

This headline is objective or subjective?

"Huge tides engulf Sydney's Bondi beach"

1. Objective
2. Subjective

This headline is objective or subjective?

"Victims identified in Sacramento shooting"

1. Objective
2. Subjective

This headline is objective or subjective?

"Why Elton John won't be attending his godson Brooklyn Beckham's wedding"

1. Objective
2. Subjective

This headline is objective or subjective?

"How the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have adopted Princess Diana's parenting style"

1. Objective
2. Subjective

This headline is objective or subjective?

"Sri Lanka government rocked by protests"

1. Objective
2. Subjective

This headline is objective or subjective?

"Foo Fighter wins three Grammy's after Hawkins death"

1. Objective
2. Subjective

Phrasal verb

Een 'phrasal verb' is een combinatie van een werkwoord met een voorzetsel.

I get on the bus (get + on)

I take off my coat (take + off)

The car drives away (drives + away)

To come up with

To call off

To carry out

To deal with

To catch up on

To run out of

To count on

To fall behind

To fill in for

To look into

Inhalen

Omgaan met

Bedenken

Rekenen op

Invallen voor

Onderzoeken

Opraken van

Achterop raken

Afblazen

Uitvoeren

Practice

Do these exercises

Chapter 6: ex. 11, 12, 14, 20, 22, 23  on p. 110 - 119

Finished? Do ex. 6 on p. 108 (subjective/objective)