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Eapp Module 6
Eapp Module 6
Module Title & CG Code: English for Academic and Professional Purposes
CS_EN11/12A-EAPP
Teacher’s Name: SHEENA F. CORDOVA, LPT
Session Number: First Quarter/Unit 1-Lesson 6
Time Duration: 1 hour
LECTURE NOTES:
By this time, you have considerably gone far in developing critical reading skills. You know that the
most important thing to improve your reading skills is your vocabulary bank. Have you been using the
mobile applications that you have downloaded? Have you sharpened your reading comprehension by
using context clues and analyzing the meaning of word parts?
Answer the table below. Check whether you agree or not with the following statements:
Statement Yes No
1.) I’m careful in clicking links that my friends share on social media.
2.) I get updated news about sports, politics, weather, entertainment, and global
affairs through what my friends share on social media.
3.) I have a favorite Web site that I open regularly to read about current events.
4.) I don’t depend on social media for news.
5.) I believe everything I read or watch on the Internet.
6.) I don’t check the name of the Web site when I read articles online as long as
the topic interests me.
Because of social media, the reading habits of many people have changed. If people used to rely on
newspapers or magazines for news on current events, a lot of people nowadays depend on social
media for updated information.
List five Web sites that are not reliable sources of information. Give a sample piece of news or
information and the date it was posted. An example has been given for you.
5.)
Note: Some blog entries are written as satire. You should be able to discern them and not mistake them
as examples of false information.
When reading or searching for information, always remember to investigate the source. There are three
main things that you should keep in mind when investigating sources of information:
1.) The author
2.) The pieces of evidence to the claims of the author, and
3.) The publisher or sponsor(s).
The type of publisher can also reflect the content and quality of the text.
Internet sources
The internet is a massive and comprehensive source of information. In fact, you can also download e-
book and e-journals from different online sources. These electronic reading materials make the
generation of today feel less inclined to buy hard copies of books and/or journals.
In checking the validity of Internet resources, remember that they should be from legitimate Web
sites.
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Kidapawan City National High School
Roxas St. Kidapawan City
ASSESSMENT:
Give at least two reliable Web sites that you know where you can get each information. Do not repeat
answers.
RESOURCES:
Mondez, R.G. 2016. DIWA Senior High School Series: English for Academic and
Professional Purposes
Pages 48-56.