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Identifying the Need for Instruction on Media and Information Literacy for
Teenagers
Rolando Tan
Ma. Consuelo C. Maaghop
Glenah A. Furio
Jun Roa
Jubal Arbolario
Josiah Mari C. Tiburcio

 Strategy:

- Interview with guidance counselors, class advisers & discipline officer on these teen age problematic cases
- Interview on parents of problematic teens
- Likert Scale on teenagers on the different activities they are engaged into (parties, camping, gimmicks, spending time in the internet/facebook/social media/internet chat) - Media literacy test

 Target

audience: Grade 7 – 10 students

The depression, eating disorders(anorexia, bulimia, obesity), and adventurism (premarital sex, “eyeball” meet-ups) among the youth. These may result in poor scholastic performance of students. It may be possible to circumvent these cases by simply providing classes on media and information literacy. This may result in a positive effect in student performance and/or overall wellbeing. In this developmental stage of the Filipino youth, it is important to develop a positive self-image and an empowered outlook in life to promote the development of a well-adjusted young adult to join Filipino society.

 The

group decided to see the link of the use of social media to these cases since based from the interviews, all the cases have social media accounts and some of the cases are related to the use of social media accounts.
The group tried to tally the number of cases with the involvement and non-involvement of social media
 A two by three table was presented and chi – square test will be made

Less than 2hours

Depression

Eating disorder

Adventurism

More than 2 hours

Media Literacy Proficiency Level

Low

Depression
Eating disorder
Adventurism

Medium

High

 Participants:

Teenagers aged 13-16 years old. Most of the cases belong to this bracket

 Sample

Size: Sample size is set at least 90

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