This document contains a daily lesson log for a Grade 12 Media and Information Literacy class. It outlines the goals, content, learning resources and procedures for lessons taking place from Monday to Thursday of one week. The goals are for students to understand concepts of media and information literacy and organize a community symposium on the topic. Content will cover defining key terms and how communication is affected by media and information. Learning resources include a textbook and online materials. Procedures include reviewing concepts, group activities, readings, discussions and written assessments. The lessons aim to help students examine information critically and avoid fake news.
This document contains a daily lesson log for a Grade 12 Media and Information Literacy class. It outlines the goals, content, learning resources and procedures for lessons taking place from Monday to Thursday of one week. The goals are for students to understand concepts of media and information literacy and organize a community symposium on the topic. Content will cover defining key terms and how communication is affected by media and information. Learning resources include a textbook and online materials. Procedures include reviewing concepts, group activities, readings, discussions and written assessments. The lessons aim to help students examine information critically and avoid fake news.
This document contains a daily lesson log for a Grade 12 Media and Information Literacy class. It outlines the goals, content, learning resources and procedures for lessons taking place from Monday to Thursday of one week. The goals are for students to understand concepts of media and information literacy and organize a community symposium on the topic. Content will cover defining key terms and how communication is affected by media and information. Learning resources include a textbook and online materials. Procedures include reviewing concepts, group activities, readings, discussions and written assessments. The lessons aim to help students examine information critically and avoid fake news.
This document contains a daily lesson log for a Grade 12 Media and Information Literacy class. It outlines the goals, content, learning resources and procedures for lessons taking place from Monday to Thursday of one week. The goals are for students to understand concepts of media and information literacy and organize a community symposium on the topic. Content will cover defining key terms and how communication is affected by media and information. Learning resources include a textbook and online materials. Procedures include reviewing concepts, group activities, readings, discussions and written assessments. The lessons aim to help students examine information critically and avoid fake news.
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School Grade and Course/Section 12 GAS A, GAS B & CAREGIVING
DAILY LESSON LOG Teacher Subject MEDIA & INFORMATION LITERACY
Grade 12 GAS / CRG Date/Time 7:45-8:45 / 8:45-9:45 / 1:00-2:00 (Week1) February 13 – 17, 2023 3RD QUARTER SECOND SEMESTER MONDAY (January 13, 2023) TUESDAY (January 14, 2023) WEDNESDAY (January 15, 2023) THURSDAY (January 16, 2023) I. GOALS A. CONTENT STANDARDS The learner demonstrates an understanding of media and information literacy (MIL) and MIL-related concepts. B. PERFORMANCE The learner organizes a creative and interactive symposium for the community focusing on being a media and information-literate individual. STANDARDS 1. Define the nature of media, information, literacy and communication. C. LEARNING 2. Determine how communication is affected by media and information. COMPETENCIES 3. Explain the importance of being an media and information literate individual in our society today.
II. CONTENT Media Literacy and Information Literacy
III. LEARNING RESOURCES Textbook
A. Reference Media Literacy and Information Literacy 1. Teachers Guide MIL Module 1 pages 3 – 9 MIL Module 1 pages 3 – 9 MIL Module 1 pages 3 – 9 MIL Module 1 pages 3 – 9 2. Learners Material 3. Textbook Pages 4. Additional Learning Cellphone, Textbook, Internet resources B. Other Learning Resources IV. PROCEDURES Greetings! Setting up standards for the second A. Review previous lesson. What is media and information literacy? semester. Divide the learners into groups and present a game B. Establishing the purpose of as an activity to engage, correct and assess the lesson. learner’s prior knowledge to determine their readiness to the new lesson. Share to the group the keyword or keywords which C. Presenting examples and are considered the content/s of our lesson for the instances of the lessons. day. The learners will read the article: D. Discussing new concepts Communication is affected by media and and practicing new skills #1 information. By George P. Lumayag Have you participated in a community activity in E. Discussing new concepts relation to the Anti-Fake News Activity? and practicing new skills #2 Is it good advocacy? 1. Are you affected by media and information? 2. What specific information affects your lifestyle? F. Developing Mastery 3. Describe the information stated in the reading material. G. Finding Practical Based on the presented article, how do users Application of concepts and examine and validate the shared information? skills H. Making Generalization’s Does being a media and information literate Why examining and validating the shared abstraction about the lesson. individual essential to our society today? How? information important in communication? Based on the opinionated article, describe how communication is affected by media and information. I. Evaluation Write your answer on the short-size bond paper or an intermediate paper. II. Additional activities for Browse the internet and search for information application or regarding how to avoid from falling to false/fake remediation news. IV. REMARKS V. OVERVIEW