MEDIA AND

INFORMATION
SOURCES
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HISTORY AND SCIENCE

1. Indigenous – a material that exists naturally in a

particular region or environment.

2. Oral Tradition – is a form of narration wherein the

elders recount their culture to their children and
grandchildren through legends, folktales, epics,
mythologies, and folk songs.
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HISTORY AND SCIENCE

3. Primary Sources – are original materials such as artifacts,

documents, recordings, and other sources of information that were
produced during a particular period in history.

4. Secondary Sources – are documents made after an event has

taken place. Secondary sources give second-hand accounts about a
particular event, person, or information.
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HISTORY AND SCIENCE

5. Blog – is similar to an editorial column where the editor expresses

his opinion about certain issues.
 References
Magpile, C.M. (2016). Media and Information Literacy
(Enhancing Education through Effective Communication).
Quezon City: The Inteligente Publishing , Inc.