Program media refers to verbal or non-verbal activities that a group engages in to achieve its goals, such as modifying attitudes, promoting values, and facilitating different stages of group life. When selecting program media, factors to consider include the goals of the group, members' objectives, appropriateness for the time and space, characteristics of the group like age and background, mood, available materials, and skills of the worker. An effective program media module outlines objectives, required materials, participants, and provides details on introductory, main, and closing activities.

1. MAEP
PROGRAM MEDIA

2. Refers to activities, verbal or non-
verbal , which the group engages
in for the purpose of achieving its
goals.
PROGRAM MEDIA

3. Modify or change attitudes or behavior
Promote individual values
Influence group climate
Promote group interaction
Enhance/Enrich group content
Promote desired group values
Facilitate the beginning, middle and ending
stages of group life
Uses of Program Media

4. Factors in Selecting Program
Media
 Goals for the group
 Member’s objectives for joining the group
 Appropriateness in terms of time and space
 Age of group members
 Emotional and social characteristics
 Cultural and ethnic background
 Physical characteristics
 Mood of the group
 Availability of Materials
 Worker’s skills and capacities

5. Module of Activities
 Objectives
 Materials
 Person Involved
 Process / Flow of Activities (detailed)
 Introductory Activities
 Main Activity
 Closing Activity