WorksheetsModule 4: Lessons 3-4
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 4mins
Following are violations of RA 8293, except which one?
Citations not reflected in references
Using direct quotes from authors
Fabricating literatures in favor of findings
All of the above
(a) is the state of being able to read and write with understanding.
____________ person is someone who objectively understands and uses mass communication and distribute reliable information.
Digital-literate
Computer-literate
Media-literate
What dimension in media literacy involves using and locating appropriate media tools?
(a)
Making effective use of media in the exercise of democratic rights and civic responsibilities is one of the seven competencies in becoming a media-literate user according to European Charter for Media Literacy.
False
True
Which is an indication of a media-literate person?
Teaching with the media
Criticizing the media
Merely producing media
Critiquing the websites
Viewing the media and analyzing it from a pure perspective is an indication of a media-literate person.
False
True
What is the biggest challenge among educators in promoting media literacy in schools?
ICT integration in school curriculum
Integration of media literacy in school curricula
Teaching media to diverse learners
What serves as a curricular barrier in teaching media literacy among learners?
Availability of resources and facilities to support media cogntiion
Understanding the principle and philosophy of media
Relating the teaching-learning process on diversity with media
Which of the following ranks first on the struggles of educators in teaching media literacy?
Slow internet connection in most classes
Unavailability of devices among students
Deficient technological skills and competencies
Integration of media literacy's principle and philosophy
Exploiting teachable moments means interacting with learners and listening on their random conversations about media.
False
True
In teaching media literacy, the will of critiquing is the same to the will of criticizing contents.
False
True
It is not enough to use media in your classroom unless students are also learning about media.
False
True
In media education, learning the answers is more important for students to draw conclusions than asking questions.
False
True
What is the condition that happens when the absence or presence of different groups in media creates partial views about these groups among consumers?
(a)
How can students bring their media on the table?
Allow them to choose their media products
Teach them ethical and responsible use of media
Motivate them to ask questions
Keeping up-to-date with media trends may give us an opportunity for young students to become experts in media and teach us the latest thing.
False
True
