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3. know the different types of viewing materials;
identify the different types of images;
appreciate the importance of differentiating factual
and non-factual images in avoiding misinformation.
LEARNING
LEARNING
OUTCOMES:
OUTCOMES:
4. ACTIVITY:
The class will be divided into two (2) groups.
Inside the envelope are the different
pictures of viewing materials that you may
use for learning or entertainment. Paste the
pictures on the type of program that you
think they belong.
WHERE DO I BELONG?
WHERE DO I BELONG?
8. A sports program is a program of live or
live-to-tape sports events and competitions,
including coverage of professional and
amateur tournaments.
2. SPORTS
PROGRAM
9. These shows are made to entertain the
audience. These shows are fiction only,
the events that happened are not real.
3. DRAMA &
COMEDY PROGRAM
10. These types of programs are made to
feature a particular culture, express
oneself, entertain, and give value to arts.
4. MUSIC &
DANCE PROGRAM
11. These programs primarily focus on the
world and its people. The goal of these
programs is to give entertainment but
at the same time educate the viewer.
5. GENERAL ENTERTAINMENT
& HUMAN-INTEREST
PROGRAM
12. ACTIVITY:
Classify the image based on
what you think the type of
image it is.
IMAGE
IMAGE
CLASSIFICATION
CLASSIFICATION
18. ACTIVITY:
The teacher will present different pictures
and you have to choose between the different
types of images. Form a line in front of the
type of image that you’ve chosen.
CHOOSE KO PO!
CHOOSE KO PO!
19.
20.
21.
22.
23. QUESTION:
QUESTION:
Why is it important to be able to
identify factual images from
nonfactual images in today's
digital age?
25. 1. These are pictures or images that do
not exist and are therefore untrue or
unproven.
A. Factual C. Make-believe
B. Non-factual D. Real
QUIZ.
QUIZ.
26. 2. These are pictures of persons or
objects, such as paintings or
photographs.
A. Factual C. Make-believe
B. Non-factual D. Real
QUIZ.
QUIZ.
27. 3. These are true pictures that
can be proven.
A. Factual C. Make-believe
B. Non-factual D. Real
QUIZ.
QUIZ.
28. 4. These are pictures that pretend
to be true or an image that is real
in ones imagination.
A. Factual C. Make-believe
B. Non-factual D. Real
QUIZ.
QUIZ.
29. 5. Enumerate the 5
different types of viewing
materials.
QUIZ.
QUIZ.
30. Directions: Based on your own
experience, list five things that
you do to check the material
you viewed as real or fake.
ASSIGNMENT:
ASSIGNMENT:
