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DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

College of Arts and Sciences


University of the Philippines Visayas
Iloilo City

“THE STATE OF DISINFORMATION IN THE PHILIPPINES AND HOW IT AFFECTS SOCIAL


SCIENCE EDUCATORS IN HIGHER EDUCATION IN KALIBO, AKLAN DURING AND AFTER
THE 2022 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS”

INTERVIEW PROTOCOL
I would like to warmly greet you good morning/good afternoon and thank you for allowing
me your time to participate in this interview as part of my graduate school requirements for my
Master of Education in Social Studies at University of the Philippines Visayas. This interview is
being recorded but rest assured that any personal information that may be shared here will be
strictly confidential; your identity will remain anonymous throughout the conduct of this interview.

PART I. Profile of the Respondents

1. Name:

2. Sex:

3. Age:

4. Civil Status:

5. Educational Attainment:

PART II. Interview questions


Question Response

1. What is disinformation? Elaborate or


give an explanation in identifying
disinformation and fake news.

2. In what media/platform do you


encounter most of such
disinformation?
a. What are some of the false
narratives you have seen and/or
heard in social media? Specify
some narratives that you
encountered.
b. Do you immediately believe in
what is posted online?

3. Do you believe that social media is a


breeding ground for disinformation?
a) Do you think that disinformation
online can influence your
political leanings?
DIVISION OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
College of Arts and Sciences
University of the Philippines Visayas
Iloilo City

4. What mainstream media do you


trust? What mainstream media do
you distrust? If you distrust
mainstream media, why do you think
they can’t be trusted?
a) If you distrust mainstream
media, do you seek information
from bloggers or social media
influencers? Do you think they
are more believable and
authentic compared to
mainstream media?

5. Do you immediately believe in what


is posted online? If a friend of yours
shared false narratives, do you
believe your social circle’s views and
opinions?
a) How would you react for an
instance;
a) If you shared a fake news
post/article?
b) If you share a fake news
post/article and you were
fact checked?

6. As an educator, what is your


experience of disinformation online
during and after the 2022 presidential
election? Has your experience
shaped your perspectives and
attitudes?

7. As an educator, what could be the


far-reaching consequences or
influence of disinformation to
educators like you? Elaborate your
own understanding.

8. What suggestions can you share in


order to prevent disinformation?

Prepared by: Approved by:

(sgd) KARL LOUIS E. CONSTANTINO (sgd) RANDY M. MADRID, Ph.D


Graduate student Associate Professor V

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