This document discusses criteria for assessing quality of life, including improved health, security, freedom, education, work opportunities, political participation, protection of the environment, and overcoming crises. It also describes how greater media and information literacy can promote lifelong learning, democratic participation, economic opportunities in a knowledge-based market, and more cohesive social units.

1. (improved quality of life, greater political participation,
better economic oppurtunities, improve learning
environment, and more cohesive social units)

2. As we have already observed, different people
take different views on the question of the quality
of life. it therefore seems to be good idea to have
a more detailed look at the criteria for assessing
the matter.
IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE

3. IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE
1. Health
- Maintenance and restoration of physical and
mental health.
The ten points consist of programmes and
ideas for action to help people of the aspects of
social policy.

4. IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE
2. Security
- Internal and external security while maintaining
human dignity.
3. Freedom and Traffic Control
- Establishment and maintenance of freedom and
socially acceptable trafiic conditions.
The ten points consist of programmes and
ideas for action to help people of the aspects of
social policy.

6. 5. Education and Training
- The characterization could be: Opening access to
eduaction and training taking into account the
individual capacity to learn while ensuring the
ideological neutrality of education and
entertainment.
The ten points consist of programmes and
ideas for action to help people of the aspects of
social policy.

7. 6. Work and Earning Opportunities
- Creation of work and earning opportunities
suitable for the individual, in adequate quantity
and quality, to improve common welfare and
promote common knowledge.
The ten points consist of programmes and
ideas for action to help people of the aspects of
social policy.

8. 7. People Leading People
- The further development of information
technology to become a helpful instrument for
people living others in the economy and society.
The ten points consist of programmes and
ideas for action to help people of the aspects of
social policy.

9. 8. Participation of Citizens in Opinion-Forming
Processes
Promotion of citizen participation in public opinion
forming processes and the development of a
community in which freedom, order, and justice
have equal weight.
The ten points consist of programmes and
ideas for action to help people of the aspects of
social policy.

10. 9. Protection of Nature and Environment
- The central theme of this point is the protection
of nature and the environment from destructive
exploitation, and the promotion f natural processes
processes and the good coming generations.
The ten points consist of programmes and
ideas for action to help people of the aspects of
social policy.

11. 10. Overcoming the Meaning of Life Crisis
The meaning of life crisis of modern people must
be overcome and replaced by a dignified way of
life with toime for culture and religion.
The ten points consist of programmes and
ideas for action to help people of the aspects of
social policy.

12. GREATER POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
- derives from the freedom to speak out, assemble
and associate; the ability to take part in conduct of
public affairs; and the opportunity to register as a
candidate, to campaign, to be elected and to hold
office at all levels of government.
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION

13. Democracy: a form of government in which people
choose leaders by voting

14. TYPES OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
1. Voting
- a person take part in because it ensures that
politicians are elected by the people, rather than
being assigned to their position of power by
someone else.
TYPES

15. TYPES OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
2. Protest
- You are making your own opinions known in a
very obvious way, with the hope that your actions
will influence or initiate change in a particular area
of politics
TYPES

16. TYPES OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
3. Public Consultations
- commonly known as townhall meetings
- Chance to get together in a group with a
politician or elected official in order to make their
opinions and feelings known
TYPES

17. TYPES OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
4. Jury Duty
- It ensures that people who are charged with the
crime are judged by people like them, rather than
allowing the outcome to depend entirely on a
single person such as a judge
TYPES

18. TYPES OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
1. News you can choose
- People approach their news consumption the
way they approach a certain gadget
2. Share this
- Sharing is a emerging as a way of distributing the
news.
FIVE WAYS HOW OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM
CHANGES

19. TYPES OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
3. Like it (“thumbs up” icon)
4. Connect with others
5. Donate now
- Most oliticians would rather have thousands of
individual givers than a few bid corporate donors,
and the internet makes that much easier.
FIVE WAYS HOW OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM
CHANGES

20. BETTER ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES
Knowledge economy, competetiveness and
choice: in a market economy increasingly based
information open in a complex and mediated
form, meda and infromation literate individual is
likely to have more to offer ad so achive at a
higher level in the workplace, and a media and
information literate society would be innovate and
competetive, sustaining a rich array of choices for
the consumer.

21. When people understand media and
technology, they are able to access, analyze,
evaluate and create messages in a wide variety of
media, genres, and forms.
IMPROVED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

22. Media literacy education : provides tools to help
people critically analyze messages, offers
opportunities for learners to broaden their
experience of media, and helps them develop
creating skills in making their own media
messages.
IMPROVED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

23. Lifelong learning: means education resulting from
integration of formal, non-informal, informal
education so as to create ability for continuous
lifelong development of life
IMPROVED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT

24. Democracy, participation and active citizenship: in a
democratic society, media and information literate
individual is more ale to gain an informed opinion
on matters of the day, & to be able to express their
opinion individually and collectively in public, civic
and political domains, while media and information
literate society would thus support as a
sophisticated, critical & inclusive public sphere.
MORE COHESIVE SOCIAL UNITS

25. - It restore trust in government and provide strong
social services.
- The succes of e-government will also require a
population who are not only ICT literate but
information literate in the broader sense outlined.
MORE COHESIVE SOCIAL UNITS