Icebreaker:

Ako’y gising,
hindi tulog,
nakikinig,
Wow! Wow!.
o Communication
o Media
o Information
o Technology
o Literacy
 Types of
Communication
Interpersonal Communication
✓ a form of communication that
involves two to three individuals
interacting through the use of their
voices and bodies. (Turow, 2009)

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Types of
Communication
Mediated Interpersonal
Communication
✓ is like an interpersonal
communication mediated through
the use of devices such as pen,
telephone, or computer.

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Types of
Communication
Small Group Communication
✓ is a discourse between three
or more persons. (ex. Group
activity, barkada)

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Types of
Communication
Organizational Communication
✓ seen in a working environment.
✓ done within an organization,
with a hierarchy of authority
and its own system of
communication.

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Types of
Communication
Public Communication
✓ involves one person communicating
to a large number of people.

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📌 Activity
1.1
List at least 2 samples of each type of
communication. Be ready to recite
during discussion.

Note: All of the activities in this Chapter should be encoded in a single

Word File. File name should be MIL LastnameF Chapter 1 Activities.
Thank you.

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How is Communication
Media
affected by Media and
Information?
channel or system of communication
—the means by which information
(the message) is transmitted between
a speaker or writer (the sender) and
an audience (the receiver).
https://www.tho
ughtco.com/medium-
communication-term-1691374

Information
is stimuli that has meaning in some context
for its receiver. When information is entered
into and stored in a computer, it is generally
referred to as data. After processing (such as
formatting and printing), output data can
again be perceived as information.
https://searchsqlserver.techtarget.com/definition/information
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“ Literacy is a fundamental human
right and the foundation for lifelong
learning. It is fully essential to social
and human development in its ability
to transform lives. It is an instrument
of empowerment to improve one’s
health, income and relationship to
the world.
(UNESCO, 2003)

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The Origin of the
Word “Media”
The Origin of the
Word “Media”
Terms to
understand…
TECHNOLOG
MEDIA INFORMATION
Y (DIGITAL)
LITERAC LITERACY
LITERACY
Y
The ability to The ability to The ability to use
read, analyze, recognize when digital
information is technology,
evaluate and
needed and to communication
produce
locate, evaluate, tools or networks
communicatio effectively use to locate,
n in a variety and communicate evaluate, use,
of media information in and create
forms. its various information.
formats.
Source: MIL Curriculum for Teachers by UNESCO, 44
2011
“
Media and
Information Literacy
refers to the essential competencies
(knowledge, skills and attitude) that
allow citizens to engage with media
and other information providers
effectively and develop critical
thinking and life-long learning skills
for socializing and becoming active
citizens.
- MIL Policy and Strategy Guidelines by
UNESCO, 2013
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