Quarter 2 Module 3

Researching information using print and non-print media sources

ROXANNE A. CONSTANTINO

Lesson Objectives

• differentiate print and non-print media sources

• identify important information based on news, advisory and news report

• construct simple WH-questions, be-verbs, and do, does, did based on a print and non-print sources;

• gather different reliable sources on a certain topic;

• formulate a paragraph containing important details

Sort Me

Classify each source according to print or non-print media

Multiple Choice

Newspaper

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Podcast

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Television

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Radio

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Computer

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Newsletter

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Magazine

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Cellphone

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Billboard

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Multiple Choice

Website

• Print Media

• Non-print Media

Media

Print and Non-Print

These refer to the communication outlets through which we made known to the public different important data like news, music, movies, education, promotional messages and other data.

Print Media

Based on the Oxford Reference, it is defined as any written or pictorial form of communication produced mechanically or electronically using printing, photocopying, or digital methods from which multiple copies can be made through automated processes.

Multiple Choice

These are published daily or weekly and they cover different topics from local to international news.

• Reports

• Magazines

• Newspapers

• Books

Multiple Select

What are the functions of newspapers?

• information provider

• opinion builder

• entertainment provider

• ground for advertising

Multiple Choice

These are printed sheets that give information in various events or topics and are issued periodically, either annually, quarterly, monthly and weekly.

• Newspapers

• Reports

• Books

• Magazines

Multiple Select

What are the functions of magazines?

• provides information

• provides entertainment

• faciliates learning

Multiple Choice

It is a collection of many printed pages which are bound together.

• Banners

• Reports

• Books

• Magazines

Multiple Choice

These are usually in cloth or paper which show slogans, logos or messages.

• Banners

• Reports

• Books

• Magazines

Non-Print Media

These are means of informing the people without using paper or print.

TV and Radio are examples of broadcast media.

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offers the people content from all other forms of media. Many people are depending on it when they are working, shopping, learning and even spending leisure or pleasure time.

Multiple Choice

These are wireless devices that can receive and send messages, browse the net, take photos, play games and record videos.

• Podcast

• Mobile devices

• Website

• Social Media

Multiple Choice

It is a combination of online telecommunication channels where netizens or citizens using the internet interact, share content, and collaborate.

• Podcast

• Mobile devices

• Website

• Social Media

Multiple Choice

It is a piece of audio-like story, interview or documentary and can be downloaded from the internet.

• Podcast

• Mobile devices

• Website

• Social Media

Multiple Choice

It is a presentation of images, videos or information posted on the internet.

• Podcast

• Mobile devices

• Website

• Social Media

Multiple Choice

It is a recording of motion picture or television program for playing through a television set or mobile device.

• Podcast

• Mobile devices

• Video

• Social Media

Describes, interprets, evaluates or analyzes information out from the original source

secondary

Presents direct evidence or information about people, events or phenomena

primary

types of sources

• Does this source come from someone directly involved in the events I’m studying or from another researcher?

• Does the source provide original information or does it comment upon information from other sources?

How to tell if a source is primary or secondary?

Primary or Secondary

Identify whether each source is a Primary Source or a Secondary source.

Multiple Choice

Interview

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Textbook

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Diary

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Photographs

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Government documents

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Article analyzing a novel

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Documentary about a historical event

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Results of an opinion poll

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Painting

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Biography of a historical figure

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Newspaper article about a new policy

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Physical objects

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Recordings of speeches

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

Multiple Choice

Blog post interpreting the results of a poll

• Primary Source

• Secondary Source

interrogative sentence

It is a sentence that states a questions and requires a response. It ends with a question mark (?)

Multiple Choice

These are questions that can be answered with a yes or no and are usually formed by inverting the Be-verbs (is, are, am, was, were) and the subject.

• WH questions

• Do, Does and Did

• Yes/No questions

Yes/no questions

Mindanao Gold Star Daily is a newspaper in Cagayan de Oro City.

• Is Mindanao Gold Star Daily a newspaper in Cagayan de Oro City?

The people now are going to use social platforms to know the news.

• Are the people now going to use social platforms to know the news?

Create YES/NO QUESTIONS

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She is working very hard.

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I should open the window.

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The tickets to the Blackpink concert are already sold out.

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Catriona had visited Ilocos Norte.

do, does, did

are used when dealing with action verbs.

The COVID-19 scare makes them stop their print editions.

• Does the COVID-19 scare make them stop their print editions?

They still deliver news.

• Do they still deliver news?

He attended the leadership training.

• Did he attend the leadership training?

Create DO, DOES, DID QUESTIONS

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I like vanilla ice cream.

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My friends went to South Korea last month.

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You usually walk to work.

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She studies her lessons every night.

WH questions

are interrogatives that begin with what, who, when, where, why and how. These require specific information.

What made De Oro Daily stop its print editions?

Where are they going to deliver news?

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Our lesson today is formulating questions.

Our lesson today is about formulating questions.

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My favorite loveteam is Donbelle.

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My birthday is on January 4.

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She forgot to call him because she was too busy.

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Jeff will park the car near the mall entrance.

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My dog, Gigi, is already 8 months old.

Where will Jeff park the car?