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I. OBJECTIVES
B. Performance Standard: The learner organizes a creative and interactive symposium for the
community focusing on being a media and information literate individuals.
C. LEARNING COMPETENCIES
1. Compares potential sources of media and information using
Code: (MIL 11/ 12MIS-- IIIe-13)
II. Content
Media and Information Sources
a. Indigenous
b. Library
c. Internet
d. others
IV. PROCDEDURE
A. Preliminary Activities
1. Opening Prayer
2. Checking of Attendance
B. Motivation
The students will analyze the picture
Guide questions:
What is Convergence?
ACTIVITY
The students will be group into 5. They are going to brainstorm how did the Aeta’s in Taminla:
Guide Questions:
1. How did they communicate with each other and to their friends away from them?
2. How did they make use of their leisure time aside from hunting and kaingin?
ANALYSIS
1. Can you appreciate the way of simple living of the Aeta’s in Taminla?Why?
2. Do you think they too will appreciate the modern way of communication and getting
information from TV’s and other gadgets.Why?
ABSTRACTION
Media, especially in the form of mass media is one of the most influential tools in our
society. For one, media have become pervasive and now greatly influence our attitudes,
beliefs, and views of the world. Aside from this, media has been the root source of the different
information around us. The information shared depends on the kind of source it originated.
Here are some examples of media sources:
1. Indigenous Media
Should not be equated with ethnic groups or minorities. For one, indigenous people
often do not know how to engage the media from their village, which is deprived of
electricity, telephones, TV and many others.
Comprises indigenous oral traditions usually embodied in indigenous media such as folk
songs, poetry, and other expressions that are transmitted orally from one generation to
the next.
New indigenous media are more akin to community media, which is the attempt of
native people to use media technologies to preserve their cultures, languages, and
aesthetic traditions, combat discrimination, and advocate for their resources and
ancestral rights.
1. Library
Academic textbooks are the primary source of information
Within the category of books there are many different types and genres for example:
fiction, and non-fiction, including dictionaries, encyclopedias, biographies, almanacs,
archives, yearbooks and atlases.
You can access the information you want, when the physical library is open
Electronic library which contains books, journals, articles , etc. are held electronically,
numerous people can be reading the same time with the same document
2. Internet
There is a phenomenal amount of information available online via web-page, blogs,
forums, social media, catalogue and so on.
There is a lot of information since it can be published quickly and easily.
for internet sources, you need at least the URL (web address) as well as the date that
you accessed any web-page
3. Other sources of information
4.1. Film
popular entertainment medium
known as motion picture, movie and cinema
it is produced by various techniques with the aim of telling a story, completely fictional or
based on real life
considered by many to be an important art form, with primary purpose of entertaining its
audience
4.2. Advertising media
it is the content or text of a medium
it is the way firms communicate their products and service to the public
is the mass media content intended to persuade a targeted audience to take action
toward a product, service or idea
it is a form of multimedia and may come in the form of a TV, ad, newspaper, billboard
along the highway, a radio plug and channels.
4.3. Bibliographies
one way of locating books, information since it provides a list of recommended reading
4.4. Colleagues
worth discussing with friends and colleagues- interesting points of view and help in
sourcing information
4.5 reference books
includes facts, figures, addresses, statistics, definitions
useful for finding a factual or statistical information or a brief overview of a particular
topic (dictionaries, encyclopedia, directories)
Guide Question:
APPLICATION
Using the Venn diagram, compare and contrasts the following source of information.
V. Evaluation
AGREEMENT:
REMARKS:
REFLECTION:
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