Fact, Value, or Policy?

Neil Armstrong's mission to the moon was actually a hoax

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

It is okay for parents to lie to the school about the real reason for their child's absence.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

The minimum wage in Iowa should not be raised.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

It is wrong to pretend that Pella High School recycles efficiently.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

Parents shouldn't have to sign waivers for their child to have open campus.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

Mrs. Whittington is actually an alien.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

The fees for school parking tickets should be doubled.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

Speech class should be a graduation requirement for all schools in Iowa.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

Approved medicinal marijuana use would alleviate stress on the current health care system.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)

Public schools are better for students than private schools.

• Proposition of Fact (true/false, is/is not)

• Proposition of Value (good/bad, right/wrong)

• Proposition of Policy (should/should not, advocates a rule change)