SLIDE DECK SOCIAL LITERAcy it is a requirement presentation.pptx

Social Literacy presentation

1. Activity time!

2. Activity 1: This game is called “4 pictures, In one word!” Direction: Each group will have one representative for each round. The teacher will show some pictures and reveal the word by analyzing the given set of pictures. The group who will try to identify the word first will get 1 point and the group who will strive to get 2 points will win the game

3. Learning Objectives At the end of the lesson, the students are able to: Identify the key concepts and principles related to social literacy; 2. Understand the importance of social literacy; such as communication, social skills, cultural awareness, and critical thinking; and 3. Work effectively in groups, communicate their ideas, and contribute to shared goals.

4. Literacy Prepared by: Romeo S. Labonite Jr. BSEd Science 3A Social

5. Social Literacy Social Literacy is a student’s successful performance and understanding of social Skills, organizational skills, and communication skills. It is the student’s ability to connect effectively with those around them. Social literacy spans across interacting with peers, family, coworkers, teachers, and even people we may not have met face to face.

6. 7 steps improving social literacy Children between the ages of three and six are often self-centered when it comes to sharing expensive resources. By the age of seven or eight, children are more concerned about righteousness and are more likely to be involved. Listening isn’t just about being quiet – it means really absorbing what someone else is saying. Listening is also an important part of healthy communication. Teamwork means working together to achieve a common goal. Children who work together are respectful when others make requests. 1. Sharing 2. Cooperating 3. Listening

7. It is important to teach children how to respect the personal space of others. Create home rules that encourage children to respect other people’s private space. Kids who struggle to follow directions are likely to experience a variety of consequences. • Don’t give a young child more than one direction at a time. • Don’t phrase your directions as a question. • Don’t forget that mistakes are normal. 7 steps improving social literacy 4. Following Directions 5. Respecting Personal Space

8. Saying please and thank you and using good table habits can be very helpful in helping your child pay attention to the right reasons. It is important, however, that children know how to be polite and respectful. Good eye contact is an important part of communication. 6. Making Eye Contact 7 steps improving social literacy 7. Using Manners

9. The Importance of Social Literacy.

10. 1. Communication Social Literacy in communication enables individuals to communicate effectively, listen actively, and respond appropriately to social cues. ( Rances , 2023).

11. 2. Social Skills Improves individual's communication with peers and adults, improves cooperative teamwork, and helps them become effective, caring, concerned members of their communities. (Benefits of Social Skills Learning - POWER-Solving® Social Skills Curriculum for Children and Teens, n.d.).

12. 3. Cultural Awareness Being able to understand the traditions, regular activities and history of a group of people from a given culture. It includes their language, arts, science, beliefs and practices, and their understanding of their environment.

13. 4. Critical Thinking Social literacy is crucial for students in diverse environments as it empowers them academically, professionally, and socially by considering their backgrounds, interactions, and cultural diversity for effective learning. (Why Social Literacy Is Essential for Student’s to Thrive Academically Professionally and Socially in Diverse Environment? | 4 Answers From Research Papers, n.d.)

14. Activity time! Direction: Complete the puzzle and identify what is the photo about.

15. 1. How does social literacy differ across cultures and generations? Explore the impact of societal norms, technological advancements, and evolving communication styles. 2. How does social media impact our social literacy? Analyze the positive and negative influences of online platforms on communication, empathy, and critical thinking. 3. How can education systems better equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of social interactions in the 21st century?

16. quiz time!

17. Quiz 1: Identification Direction: Identify the following questions. _____1. Is a student’s successful performance and understanding of social Skills, organizational skills, and communication skills. It is the student’s ability to connect effectively with those around them. Social literacy spans across interacting with peers, family, coworkers, teachers, and even people we may not have met face to face. _____2. Children between the ages of three and six are often self-centered when it comes to sharing expensive resources. By the age of seven or eight, children are more concerned about righteousness and are more likely to be involved. _____3. Teamwork means working together to achieve a common goal. Children who work together are respectful when others make requests. _____4. Listening isn’t just about being quiet – it means really absorbing what someone else is saying. Listening is also an important part of healthy communication. _____5. It is important to teach children how to respect the personal space of others. Create home rules that encourage children to respect other people’s private space.

18. Quiz 2: Matching Type A. 1.Kids who struggle to follow directions are likely to experience a variety of consequences. 2. Good eye contact is an important part of communication. 3. Saying please and thank you and using good table habits can be very helpful in helping your child pay attention to the right reasons. 4. Social Literacy in communication enables individuals to communicate effectively, listen actively, and respond appropriately to social cues. 5. Being able to understand the traditions, regular activities and history of a group of people from a given culture. It includes their language, arts, science, beliefs and practices, and their understanding of their environment. B. A. Communication B. Cultural Awareness C. Follow Directions D. Making Eye Contact E. Using Manners F. Critical Thinking G. Social Skills

19. Additional activity!

20. Additional Activity: Make a poster about Social Literacy. The activity may vary depending on how the students constructed their posters but the rubrics are as follows: Creativity – 20% Message of overall content – 30% Presentation – 50% Total – 100%

21. References Admin. (2023, March 11). Social Literacy Definition with Examples in Education. EnglishBix . https://www.englishbix.com/social-literacy-examples/ Social literacy. (n.d.). Social Literacy. https://360430028271334326.weebly.com/index.html Rances , R. J. (2023, March 23). Social Literacy - Rio Jean Rances - Medium. Medium. https://rheijeanrances.medium.com/social-literacy-303dfdf829f5#:~:text=Building%20relationships%3A%20Social%20literacy%20enables,fostering%20mutual%20respect%20and%20trust. Benefits of social skills learning - POWER-Solving® social skills curriculum for children and teens. (n.d.). POWER-Solving® Social Skills Curriculum for Children and Teens. https://power-solving.com/why-social-skllls/benefits-of-social-skills-learning/ Why social literacy is essential for student’s to thrive academically professionally and socially in diverse environment? | 4 Answers from Research papers. (n.d.). SciSpace - Question. https://typeset.io/questions/why-social-literacy-is-essential-for-student-s-to-thrive-2rhp5rjthm#:~:text=Social%20literacy%20is%20crucial%20for%20students%20in%20diverse%20environments%20as,cultural%20diversity%20for%20effective%20learning

22. Thank you!