FILIPINO INFLUENCE

1. Make acrostic below which will describe you, in relation to yours being a
Filipino?

F - Forgiving; Forgiving makes me feel better, help me grow, and let me

live in the present

I - Independent; I always want to learn to handle things on my own cause

because other people will not always be here for me.

L - Loving; I always do everything for the people I love, and I make sure I
make them feel loved.

I - Insightful; I'm being perspective at everything, trying to solve problems.

P - Patient; This puts me in a better position to think properly.

I - Innovative; Being creative, and open to try and create new things.

N - Noble; My parents raised to be a good man. Respecting others

especially woman, and being honest at all cost.

O - Observant; I'm a quiet and shy person. It's just I developed a trait of
of mine being observant at everything around me.
2. Describe how being a Filipino affects your "self". How can
becoming a better Filipino influence your duty becoming a better
version of yourself?

Huge influence of being Filipino is the culture.Being Filipino means being

a part of a wonderful culture. A culture filled with amazing foods, beautiful
languages and having a great homeland to go to.
Beyond resilience, adaptability and having courage to face very difficult
times, us Filipinos have shown that we are also most compassionate,
selflessly eager and always ready to help anybody in need. We soldier
through hard times with a sense of humor and just strong faith that we will
overcome.It means loving each other, despite flaws and oddities. We always
love whoever comes our way. We spread positive vibes and smiles.
 GUIDLINES IN IDENTIFYING
FAKE NEWS

CHECK THE SOURCE

If you’re reading an article on a website you’ve never heard of before, take a look at
the website’s “Contact” and “About Us” pages. If the site is meant to be satirical,
these pages will typically have a disclaimer.
DON’T JUDGE A BOOK (OR A NEWS ARTICLE IN THIS CASE), BY IT’S COVER
Unreliable sites will often use misleading headlines to lure in readers and clicks.
Before sharing a story with an outrageous claim, keep reading – what’s the whole
story? Did the author bury the lead in efforts to make the story more attractive?
Were credible and trustworthy sources used to back up the claim made in the
headline?
TAKE A LOOK AT THE URL
Does the URL look off in some way? This is often a tell-tale sign of a website that
shares fake news, as some fake news websites try to mimic the URL, logo, and design
of legitimate news websites, in order to trick readers.
ARE OTHER NEWS SITES REPORTING ON THE STORY?
Chances are, if the majority of other news sites are reporting on the same story, it’s
at least partially true. Read multiple stories on the same subject to see what sources
are being used and where the differences lie.
BE WARY OF SLOPPY WRITING
If you are reading an article and the author uses five exclamation points at the end of
a sentence, it is often fake news of some sort. Also be skeptical of an abundance of
spelling or grammatical errors, or if the writer uses caps lock.