Informing the World · Informational Writing

Objective Language and Tone

Distinguishing between subjective opinion and objective fact in technical or news writing.

Key Questions

  1. 1How does the use of passive voice change the focus of a sentence?
  2. 2Why is an objective tone necessary for informational credibility?
  3. 3How can word choice subtly introduce bias into a factual report?

MOE Syllabus Outcomes

MOE: Language Use for Information and Communication - S1MOE: Reading and Viewing (Expository Texts) - S1
Level: Secondary 1
Subject: English Language
Unit: Informing the World
Period: Informational Writing

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