BUILDING AND ENHANCING NEW LITERACIES Flashcards

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Use of various technologies, proficient in digital tools.

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MULTI-LITERATE

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Knowledgeable in other areas

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Multi-specialist

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Facilitating and organizing groups and activities

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MULTI-SKILLED

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Initiate action

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Self-directed

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Learning never ends, constantly updated, researcher and reader.

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Lifelong learner

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Innovative ideas and effective solutions

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Creative Problem Solver

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Encourage to students to RAPRE (Reflect, Ask, Probe, Reason out, Establish)

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Critical Thinker

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Ensure that students are motivated

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Has a passion for excellent teaching.

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Heart to teach

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High Emotional Quotient

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Concerned with devices, effective use of digital devices.

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Digital Literacy

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Protecting systems, networks, and programs, Extorting money, Interrupting normal business process.

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Cybersecurity

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Responsible when using the internet.

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Cyber Citizenship

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Maximizing the users personal safety, limit the information put in the internet.

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Internet Safety

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Criminal Activity using the internet (Phishing, viruses, spyware, ransomware and social engineering)

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Cybercrime

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• Stalk or harass (thru false accusation, defamation, slander, and libel)

•INTENTIONAL MONITORING

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Cyber Stalking

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Abuse, intimidate, or overpower.

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Cyber bullying

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Engaging an underage minor (inappropriate sexual relationship they internet)

Seduce minors into relationships.

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Online Predation

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Pornographic, shock sites or HATE SPEECH.

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Offensive Content

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•Use of webcams for flirting and cybersex.

• if there is blackmailing threatening against your will.

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SEXTORTION

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The ability to ACCESS, ANALYZE, EVALUATE, CREATE MEDIA.

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MEDIA LITERACY

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• Electronic or digital means and print or artistic visuals

• Transmit messages thru Print media, Visual Media, Audio Media, Interactive Media.

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MEDIA

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What are the 4 types of media?

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Print Media (reading)
Visual Media (seeing)
Audio Media (hearing)
Interactive Media (changing and playing games)

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Decide if the messages make sense.

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LEARN TO THINK CRITICALLY

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Decide if the messages make sense.

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LEARN TO THINK CRITICALLY

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Determine whether something is credible especially advertising.
BECOME A SMART CONSUMER
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Appreciate different ideas.
RECOGNIZE POINT OF VIEW
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Appropriately expressing one’s thoughts (effective communication)
CREATE MEDIA RESPONSIBLY
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• Shapes understanding • Act or think in certain ways
IDENTIFICATION OF MEDIA IN OUR CULTURE
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Set of competencies to search, critically evaluate, use and contribute information and media content wisely.
MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY
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Ability to understand and use practical and conceptual tools (software/hardware multimedia) Relevant to education and professional life.
TOOL LITERACY
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Understand the form, format, location, and access methods of information resources EX. WIKIPEDIA
RESOURCE LITERACY
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How information is socially situated and produced. Know how to identify social structure. EX. Government, Cultural
SOCIAL-STRUCTURAL LITERACY
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Ability to understand and used IT-based tools relevant to the work of researchers. Ex. turn it in
RESEARCH LITERACY
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Format and publish research and ideas (electronically, in textual and multimedia forms)
PUBLISHING LITERACY
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BENEFITS AND COSTS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
CRITICAL LITERACY
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Ability to evaluate critically and intellectual Benefits and cost of information technologies Think before you click Assess before you access
CRITICAL LITERACY
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Creativity is the process of having original ideas that have value. The ability to see the world in new ways.
ARTS AND CREATIVE LITERACY
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Coordinated control of eye movement with hand movement.
EYE-HAND COORDINATION
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Interpreting and creating visual images (usually about communication and interaction)
VISUAL LITERACY
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Philosophical study of beauty and taste (nature and art)
AESTHETICS
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Make informed judgements and make effective decisions regarding the USE AND MANAGEMENT OF MONEY.
FINANCIAL LITERACY
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Comprehensive statement of an individuals long term objectives for security and well-being.
FINANCIAL PLAN
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Estimation of revenue (pumasok na pera) and expenses.
BUDGET
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Creating a plan to spend money.
BUDGETING
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Budget goals serve as financial WISH LIST. Spending plan is a way to MAKE THOSE WISHES A REALITY.
SPENDING
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Generating income. Earn more interest.
INVESTMENT AND INVESTING
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• Set money aside (regular basis) • Without borrowing
SAVINGS
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• Emergency expenses. • Setting aside a little money for emergencies
EMERGENCY SAVINGS FUND
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• Contract (in the form of policy) • Compensate for any financial lost (company)
INSURANCE
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Compensates beneficiaries upon the death of the policyholder. (In exchange of the premiums)
LIFE INSURANCE
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Simplest form of life insurance
TERM INSURANCE
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Premium gets higher upon renewal
TERM INSURANCE
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Premium gets higher upon renewal
TERM INSURANCE
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Both life protection and investment vehicle in one package Contract earnings based on performance
VARIABLE UNIVERSAL LIFE (VUL)
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Provides coverage for the policy holders ENTIRE LIFE or until they reach 100 years old. Protection and savings
WHOLE LIFE
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EXPENSIVE, BIG AMOUNT OF MONEY, GUARANTEED
ENDOWMENT
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Ecological systems and awareness of how society operates.
ECO-LITERACY
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Not go against the natural process. Human should adjust.
NATURE KNOWS BEST
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Have different purpose. Living things-invaluable Instruments ( maintaining balance)
ALL FORMS OF LIFE ARE IMPORTANT
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All components interact. Ex. If walay hangin, mamatay tanan living things
EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED TO EVERYTHING ELSE
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Waste may go back to one’s own backyard in some other forms. Ex. Naglabay kag basura sa kanal, and balos baha.
EVERYTHING MUST GO SOMEWHERE
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People must RETHINK their relationship with the environment. Technologies for positive changes.
EVERYTHING CHANGES
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LIMITED (may katapusan) LIMITED RESOURCES
OURS IS A FINITE EARTH
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CONTROLLING AND TAKING CARE OF CREATION to their own advantage.
NATURE IS BEAUTIFUL AND WE ARE STEWARDS OF GOD’S CREATION
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School that engages the school community Teaching the student to be Eco-literacy Safe and there is conducive environment for learning
GREEN SCHOOL
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Acquisition of knowledge
LEARNING ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT
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• Learning while being engaged • Interaction between the learner and the environment.
LEARNING THROUGH THE ENVIRONMENT
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• Informed response and responsibility • Human action towards the environment
LEARNING FOR THE ENVIRONMENT
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• Development of social skills. • To act and react positively and responsibly.
SOCIAL LITERACY
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• More focused energy • More clarity Ex. Set boundaries, do not think about problems, not a people pleaser.
BEING SOCIALLY ASSERTIVE
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• Easy in making connections. • Build rapport. Ex. Job fair
CRAFTING A MEMORABLE PRESENCE
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• Knowing how to present one’s self. • Gets one’s message across. • Being direct with words. • Gets largo imong message
MASTERING COMMUNICATION
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Able to conquer their shyness, avoid awkwardness, and get through their anxiety.
SUSTAINING LASTING CONFIDENCE
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Fond of listening to and discussing with.
BEING AN EXCELLENT CONVERSATIONALIST
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What are the 3 levels of interaction?
1. First five minutes 2. First five hours 3. First five days
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What are the 3 levels of interaction?
1. First five minutes 2. First five hours 3. First five days
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First impression, and time to decide if someone is worth getting to know.
FIRST FIVE MINUTES
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Rapport Building.
FIRST FIVE HOURS
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Final and ultimate LEVEL OF TRUST and connection.
FIRST FIVE DAYS
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• Authentic or genuine • Not plastic • True to self
BEING HIGHLY LIKABLE
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• Good at reading people (think and feel) • Sensitive to people around them. • know how to read facial expressions.
BEING EXCEPTIONAL AT DECODING EMOTIONS
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• Happen when one is asked for his/her opinion. • and in introducing himself/herself. • Has the ability to convince.
PITCHING IDEAS
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• Warmth and competence • Not intimidating • Accommodating and easily depended on.
BEING CHARISMATIC
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• Leaders in both personal, social, and professional life. • Gain camaraderie.
BEING INFLUENTIAL LEADER
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• Understanding ethnic groups. • Comprise the Population and focuses on complex issues of identity, • Open-minded to diverse cultures.
MULTICULTURAL LITERACY
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• Issues of globalization, racism, diversity, and social justice. • address issues. Gusto makialam sa issue sa buong mundo.
GLOBAL LITERACY
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• Refers to skills, values, and behaviors that prepare young people to THRIVE. • Prepare to work all around the world. • Competitive • Preparation
GLOBAL COMPETENCE
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• Globally competent people’s practices of • Effectively utilizing knowledge. • Critical reasoning
EXAMINE ISSUES OF LOCAL, GLOBAL, AND CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
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• Globally Competent: considering other peoples perspectives and behaviors. • Appreciate: Multiple viewpoints.
UNDERSTAND AND APPRECIATE THE PERSPECTIVES AND WORLD VIEWS OF OTHERS
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• Can do when they inter-act with people from different cultures • Engage
ENGAGE IN OPEN, APPROPRIATE AND EFFECTIVE INTERACTIONS ACROSS CULTURES
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• Young people’s role as active and responsible members. • Individuals readiness to respond.
TAKE ACTION FOR COLLECTIVE WELL-BEING AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT