Find a partner

Find the answers in

this guide questions
individually.
Share your
answer/ideas to your
partner
1. Why does it matter
to know if Wikipedia’s
content is credible?
2. Aside from Wikipedia,
what other sources of
information do you turn to
whenever you want to
know about something?
3. What is the implication
and the effect in a given
source of information is
unreliable?
Share what you learned
from your partner’s
answer as well as his/her
differences from you
answer
Group with 3 members
Pick a piece of paper
that contains an action
which you will silently
perform in front of the
second member.
Second member of the group will
be asked to observe and write in
specific, detail about the action
being perform by the first
member. This includes her
observations as well as his/her
understanding of the action being
performed.
After the second member has
finished documenting the action
being performed by the first
member, he/ she will give the
document to the third member.
Then the 3 member writes a
rd

summary based on the document

provided by the 2 member.
nd
Each group will be
doing this in front of the
class while other
groups are observing.
The other groups will
be asked to answer
the class the following:
Which of the 3 individual
would be considered the
“most reliable” in terms of
the assigned action for
the group? Why?
List down all possible
sources or information
that you go to or consult
when looking for
information on a specific
topic
1. What are the
differences between
each source of
information in the list that
you have made?
2. What specific
information can one get
out of a specific source?
3. what limitation(s) does
each source have?
Indigenous knowledge
library
museum
archives
internet
What are things to
consider when
evaluating media and
information sources
Present criteria for
evaluating media and
information sources
What realization(s) or the
things that you learned
about the lesson?