Distinguishing Fact from Opinion
Distinguishing between subjective opinion and objective fact in technical or news writing.
Key Questions
- How does the use of passive voice change the focus of a sentence?
- Why is an objective tone necessary for informational credibility?
- How can word choice subtly introduce bias into a factual report?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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