JOEL P. BALASA JR.

STEM 11- PYTHAGORAS

MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

QUARTER 3 WEEK : 4

News and issues Presentation through Different Types of Media

Pre-test

1. True
2. False
3. False
4. False
5. True
6. True
7. False
8. True
9. True
10. True

ACTIVITY 1: News vs. Issues

NEWS - A topic or problem that people are

- News  refers to trustworthy information thinking about or discussing to as an
regarding current occurrences. These issue. It also refers to a collection of
are tales that noteworthy current an historical news.
have been thoroughly examined,
organized, and packaged.
relayed to the public through different
media outlets such as newspapers,
magazines, television shows, cable
channels, and radio programs
Websites, email messages, and word-
of- mouth all play a role. It’s news because it’s ACTIVITY 2: identifying different types of
significant and exciting, and involves people. media

ISSUES

1. PM 6. BM
2. DM 7. DM
3. DM 8. DM
4. PM 9. PM
5. BM 10. PM
 11. BM
12. PM
13. DM
14. PM
15. PM

ACTIVITY: 3 SUM IT UP!

PRINT MEDIA

BROADCAST MEDIA DIGITAL MEDIA

ACTIVITY 4: MEDIA POLICE

 1. What is fake news?

- Fake news is information that is

inaccurate and misleading . Fake news
is frequently intended to harm a
person’s or intety’s reputation. It’s
about information distributed as news
that the promoter is aware is false,
based on demonstrably false facts,
assertions , or events that never
occurred.

2. How can we avoid being a victim of

fake news?

- There are other methods to avoid this

sort of situation, but here are some of
the precautions you may take to avoid
being a victim of fake news. Check out
reputable news websites and read
from a range of sources rather than
depending on just one! Don't say
anything if you're dubious about what
you've read or heard! Visit trustworthy
and up-to-date news and government
websites to confirm validity. Think
about what you're doing before you
click.

ASSESSMENT:

1. A
2. D
3. D
4. C
5. A
6. D
7. A
8. C
9. A
10. A