Scribd
Upload
89 views

Quarter 3 - Week 4

This document discusses beliefs and convictions. It defines beliefs as something an individual considers true based on their background and culture, while convictions are firm beliefs one is convinced of based on statistical, observational, causal, and experiential data. The document provides expressions for stating beliefs and convictions respectfully according to one's culture and experiences. Learners are expected to differentiate between beliefs and convictions, use appropriate expressions, and communicate and express their own beliefs and convictions based on materials viewed.

Uploaded by

brigitte navarro
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
89 views

Quarter 3 - Week 4

This document discusses beliefs and convictions. It defines beliefs as something an individual considers true based on their background and culture, while convictions are firm beliefs one is convinced of based on statistical, observational, causal, and experiential data. The document provides expressions for stating beliefs and convictions respectfully according to one's culture and experiences. Learners are expected to differentiate between beliefs and convictions, use appropriate expressions, and communicate and express their own beliefs and convictions based on materials viewed.

Uploaded by

brigitte navarro
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 20

After going through this module, you are

expected to:
1. differentiate belief from conviction;
2. familiarize expressions in stating
beliefs/convictions;
3. communicate beliefs/convictions
according to one’s culture and
experiences; and
4. express one’s beliefs/convictions based
on a material viewed.
Let’s Talk About:
1. What do you think about the
television programs or movies
that you watch?
2. What are your reactions on the
video clips on the internet:
tiktok, youtube, facebook.?
What’s your Thought?
What’s your Thought?
What’s your Thought?
What’s your Thought?
What are beliefs
and conviction?
Beliefs
- is something that an individual
considers as the truth. It is
shaped by the individual’s
background experiences and is
based on one’s cultural or
personal faith, morality, or
values.
Conviction
- is a firm belief on something
that an individual is convinced
of. To be convinced you need to
obtain all related information
like
• STATISTICAL DATA
- based on analysis of statistics;
• OBSERVATIONAL DATA
- based on what the person has observed or
perceived they observed
• CAUSAL DATA
- based on what fact has caused a particular
factual result; and
• EXPERIENTIAL DATA
- based on what experience shows can be inferred
from the facts.
A conviction remains the same
even with new experiences and
even after long periods of time
because it is built in concrete
information.
What are some
expression use to
show strong belief
and conviction?
Useful Expressions:
I think …
I believe …
I feel …
I guess …
In my opinion …
In my experience …
Useful Expressions:
As far as I know …
My impression is that …
I would say that …
Speaking personally …
I have the feeling that …
Some people say that …
Useful Expressions:
From my point of view …
As far as I’m concerned…
I’d like to point out that …
I’d suggest that …
I have considered …
For me …
Unbox the Picture:
Belief of one,
Belief of Many

Decide whether you agree or


disagree?

You might also like