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This type of literacy identifies what the information is for, where to find it, and how to evaluate it.
Media Literacy
Information Literacy
Technology Literacy
All of the above
This type of literacy evaluates different media forms and how can they be analyzed, evaluated, and created to send out messages efficiently and ethically.
Information Literacy
Media Literacy
Technology Literacy
All of the Above
This type of literacy is able to access, manage, and integrate technologies to create and communicate information.
Technology Literacy
Information Literacy
Media Literacy
All of the Above
An information literate person should first understand the question to figure out the type of information sources he or she needed.
True
False
Information needed only comes from one source or method only.
True
False
An information literate person cannot do anything in his society since it only entails researching on ideas instead of acting up on it.
True
False
Information cannot be shared or learned upon if a person cannot understand what it is about.
True
False
Media is a collection of communication mediums such as radio, television, newspaper, and the Internet
True
False
A media literate person understands that media shows unbiased messages and is a reliable source of information as it is.
True
False
A media literate person understands which media is appropriate and the processes how media is created
True
False
An understanding of how the media works and why is called:
Web surfing
Mass communication
Media literacy
The word "literacy" stems from the word "literate", which in turn is derived from the Latin word __________, meaning "(a person) marked with letters".
literatus
lettiratus
litteratus
literattus
Angela knows that k-i-t-e is read as kite but she doesn't know what it means. What literacy is being depicted in this scenario?
Conventional
Comprehension
Functional
Basic
Kim knows how to read and is able to understand it. What literacy does she possess?
Basic
Comprehension
Functional
Practical
Based on the conventional view of literacy, what are the two things needed for reading to exist?
words and definition
text and meaning
letters and comprehension
doodles and message
It explores the emerging demands for knowing how to effectively and sustainably manage the natural resources.
Ecoliteracy
Sustainability
Financial Literacy
Creative Literacy
It addresses the problem of Filipinos regarding personal finances.
Monetary Literacy
Financial Management
Financial Literacy
Expense Literacy
It addresses the increasing need to discern the underlying messages behind the new texts in the 21st century.
Comprehension Literacy
Social Literacy
Globalization
Critical Literacy
What are the 3 critical things in the rise of the new literacies?
Given the traditional/conventional concept of literacy, how literate are you? (minimum of 100 words)
This type of literacy identifies what the information is for, where to find it, and how to evaluate it.
Media Literacy
Information Literacy
Technology Literacy
All of the above
This type of literacy evaluates different media forms and how can they be analyzed, evaluated, and created to send out messages efficiently and ethically.
Information Literacy
Media Literacy
Technology Literacy
All of the Above
This type of literacy is able to access, manage, and integrate technologies to create and communicate information.
Technology Literacy
Information Literacy
Media Literacy
All of the Above
An information literate person should first understand the question to figure out the type of information sources he or she needed.
True
False
Information needed only comes from one source or method only.
True
False
An information literate person cannot do anything in his society since it only entails researching on ideas instead of acting up on it.
True
False
Information cannot be shared or learned upon if a person cannot understand what it is about.
True
False
Media is a collection of communication mediums such as radio, television, newspaper, and the Internet
True
False
A media literate person understands that media shows unbiased messages and is a reliable source of information as it is.
True
False
A media literate person understands which media is appropriate and the processes how media is created
True
False
An understanding of how the media works and why is called:
Web surfing
Mass communication
Media literacy
It is defined as the state of being able to read and write.
Literacy
Literature
Comprehension
Analysis
It is the ability to understand the meaning of what is being read.
basic Literacy
comprehension literacy
functional literacy
numeric
It is the ability to read written materials needed to perform everyday vocational tasks.
Basic literarcy
Comprehension literacy
Functional literacy
numeric literacy
It is the ability to correspond visual shapes to spoken sounds in order to decode written materials and translate them into oral language.
Basic literacy
Comprehension literacy
Functional literacy
numeric literacy
What is the shift in the definition of traditional literacy to modern view of literacy?
Reading and writing to knowledge
reading to communicate
knowledge to practice
create to reading
It discusses how our increasing ability to communicate with almost anyone, anywhere in real time.
Globalization and Multicultural literacy
Social and financial literacy
Media and cyber literacy
Critical literacy
It explores the need for the ability to navigate our own social networks.
Globalization and multicultural literacy
Social and financial literacy
Media and cyber literacy
Critical literacy
It explores the emerging need to locate, verify and ultimately manage online information.
Globalization and multicultural literacy
Social and financial literacy
Media and cyber literacy
Critical literacy
It explores the emerging demands for knowing how to effectively and substantially manage the natural resources.
Critical literacy
eco-literacy and creative literacy
media and cyber literacy
social literacy
It addresses the increasing need to discern the underlying messages behind the new "texts" of the 21st Century.
critical literacy
eco-literacy and creative literacy
media and cyber literacy
social literacy
It is the government body tasked with the documentation ,preservation and dissemination of the Philippine Culture.
NCCA
NCA
CNA
ICC
It is the composite of skills , abilities, attitudes, personality patterns necessary for clear and productive communication.
Critical literacy
eco-literacy and creative literacy
Media and cyber literacy
Multicultural literacy
An attitude that is less concerned with how I feel and more concerned with how I am making others feel.
Know that good and useful things can come from those different from us.
Be selfless
be willing to compromise
accept that there are limits
An attitude of significant interaction with someone from different culture is governed by the principal of "he/she wants something, and I want something
know that good and useful things can come from those different from us.
Be selfless
Be willing to compromise
Accept that there are limits
It is simply acknowledging that good ideas and products have come from cultures we might not like which goes a long way for us to perceive them as being equally valuable.
know that good and useful things can come from those different from us.
be selfless
be willing to compromise
accept that there are limits
The heart of multicultural literacy is peace among different cultures.
True
False
The key to genuine multicultural literacy is belief.
true
false
The first step to teaching multiculturalism is knowing about cultures that are not your own.
true
false
Multicultural literacy is the knowledge and understanding of the life of a culture.
true
false
New literacies have risen due to increased reach, increased means of communication and increased breadth of content.
true
false
What are the issues in teaching and learning multicultural literacy in the Philippines?
(a)
What are the ways on how to help teachers be more multicultural in their pedagogies?
(a)
What are the 3 new literacies that arose from the increasing availability of communication technologies? Explain each.
As future teacher, how will you teach children cultural awareness?
What is Multicultural Literacy?
It is a way of life of a group of people--the behaviors, beliefs, values, and symbols that they accept, generally without thinking about them
It refers to the skills involved when uncovering bias in regards to culture, as well as the ability to take different perspectives to gain a more humane perspective.
The ability to identify, interpret, create, and communicate meaning across a variety of visual, oral, corporal, musical and alphabetical forms of communication.
Form of abilities to read, write, and do basic arithmetic or numeracy.
________ deals with the extent to which teachers use examples and content from a variety of cultures and groups to illustrate key concepts, principles, generalizations, and theories in their subject area or discipline.
Content Integration
Knowledge Construction Process
Prejudice Reduction
Equity Pedagogy
The _______ process describes teaching activities that help students to understand, investigate, and determine how the implicit cultural assumptions, frames of references, perspectives, and biases.
Knowledge Construction
Content Integration
Empowering School Culture and Social Structure
Equity Pedagogy
An ________ exists when teachers modify their teaching in ways that will facilitate the academic achievement of students from diverse racial, cultural, socioeconomic, and language groups.
Knowledge Construction Process
Equity Pedagogy
Content Integration
Prejudice Reduction
What is Multiculturalism?
It describes the existence, acceptance, or promotion of multiple cultural traditions within a single jurisdiction, usually considered in terms of the culture associated with an ethnic group.
The ability to read and write.
Refers to the capacity of a person to engage in all those activities in which literacy is required for effective function of his or her group and community
The characteristics and knowledge of a particular group of people, encompassing language, religion, cuisine, social habits
Focuses primarily on different disciplines.
Integration Approach
Interdisciplinary Approach
Multidisciplinary Approach
Transdisciplinary Integration
In this approach to Integration, teachers organize and capsulize the curriculum around common learning.
Multidisciplinary Approach
Transdisciplinary Integration
Integration Approach
Interdisciplinary Approach
In the this approach the teacher design a curriculum within student needs and concerns.
Interdisciplinary Approach
Transdisciplinary Integration
Multidisciplinary Approach
Integration Approach
It is the topics surrounding the discipline are connected, allowing students to review and re-conceptualize idea within a descipline.
Shared
Webbed
Connected
Sequenced
It is a type of Integrated Curriculum that teachers can use in their planning to create an Integrated unit between the two disciplnes.
Shared
Webbed
Sequenced
Connected
It engages students in creating knowledge while enhancing their skills in critical thinking.
Fusion
Project-Based learning
Service learning
Theme-Based
Community based service activities are paired with structured preparation and student reflection.
Theme-Based
Service learning
Fusion
Learning Centers/Parallel Disciplines
A popular way to integrate the curriculum is to address a topic of theme through the tenses of several subject areas.
Fusion
Service learning
Learning Centers/parallel Disciplines
Project-Based learning
Often three or more subject areas are involved.
Project-Based learning
Service learning
Theme-Based
Learning Centers/Parallel Disciplines
In this method, teachers fuse skills knowledg, or event attitudes into the regular school curriculum.
Fusion
Service learning
Learning Centers/Parallel Disciplines
Project-Based learning
Disciplines connected by common concepts and skills.
Transdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
Aspect
Multidisciplinary
All knowledge interconnected and interdependent.
Aspect
Multidisciplinary
Transdisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
Standards of the disciplines organized around a theme.
Multidisciplinary
Aspect
Interdisciplinary
Transdisciplinary
This new literacy is now a fundamental component of literacy learning, from teaching reading comprehension to writing communication.
Digital Literacy
Media Literacy
Computer Literacy
Visual Literacy
The development of social skills, knowledge and positive values in human beings to act positively and responsibly in sophisticated complex social settings.
Multicultural Literary
Social Literacy
Ecological Literacy
Media Literacy
Is the ability to read, write, speak and listen in a way that lets ask communicate effectively and make sense of the WORLD.
Multidisciplinary Literacy
Digital Literacy
Literacy
Media Literacy
The ability to make original ideas that have value, and the ability to see the world in new ways.
Multicultural Literacy
Creative Literacy
Information Literacy
Digital Literacy
It stresses the acquisition of appropriate verbal, cognitive and computational skills to accomplish practical results in specific cultural settings dubbed as survival literacy and reductionist literacy.
Functional Literacy
Multicultural Literacy
Media Literacy
Social Literacy
Which is NOT belong to multiliteracies in the educational reform?
Performance-based learning
Project-based learning
Traditional learning
Outcome-based learning
The following are the new literacies that are stressed in the 21st century curriculum, except one. Which is the exception?
Financial Literacy
Ecological Literacy
Creative Literacy
Information Literacy
It entails the development of social skills, knowledge and positive human values toward desire and ability.
Effective Communication
Social Skills
Social Literacy
Social Relationship
It is an aspect of social literacy. As such, they are an integral part of the functioning of society.
Social Literacy
Social Skills
Effective Communication
Social Relationship
It is the ability to communicate effectively and share thoughts and ideas with students through group conversation and discussion, etc.
Conflict resolution
Active listening
Emphaty
Effective communication
It is the ability to get to the source of the problem and find a workable solution by weighing both sides of those involved with the goal of mediating for reconciliation.
Emphaty
Respect
Active listening
Conflict Resolution
It is the ability to pay close attention to a student in times of counseling, introspection, and consultation.
Interpersonal Skills
Empathy
Conflict Resolution
Active listening
It is the ability to understand and identify the feelings of students in times of difficulty and trouble.
Problem-solving skills
Empathy
Conflict resolution
Guidance counseling
This is knowing how to present oneself and , in turn, get one's message across.
Being highly likable
Being socially assertive
Mastering communication
Sustaining lasting confidence
can bring about maintaining a healthy and purposeful relationship with others that may best depict a socially literate person.
Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
Think about feelings.
Strive to control one's thoughts.
Benefit from criticism.
These include the abilities of sharing, joining activities, asking for permission, and waiting for one's turn in every facet of school undertakings.
Interpersonal skills
Active listening
Respect
School Activity
A person has to be sensitive to one's and other's feelings to come up with the right manner of approach and response.
Show authenticity
Pause
Think about feelings.
Benefit from criticism.
The following are guidelines in education during the Japanese occupation aside from?
Teach Christianity
Foster Love for work
Learn and adopt the Japanese language
Proliferate primary and vocational education
What is plagiarism?
the use of another's original words or ideas
borrowing from a source without giving credit.
All of these
none of these
What does plagiarize mean?
to steal
to see
all of these
none of these
Plagiarism is
a popular, legal activity
an act of fraud
all of these
none of these
Original ideas are considered
bogus
intellectual property
all of these
none of these
Copying from which of these is plagiarism
Encyclopedias
web sites
video or audio
All of the above
None of these
Which of the following make plagiarism tempting?
deadlines
assignments feeling overwhelming
poor planning
All of the these
None of these
When you paraphrase
give credit by citing
take a risk and don't cite it
all of these
none of these
When using someone's exact words
put them in quotes
Give credit with in-text citations
all of these
none of these
Amy tells Daniel about her summer vacation and he says he'd love to see her pictures. Amy uses a peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing program to upload the photographs she took at camp so he can download them. This is copyright infringement.
True
False
