SM 2 INTRO TO NUMERACY AND LITERACY.pptx

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1. LITERACY AND NUMERACY INTRODUCTION

2. SUPERVISION ADMINISTRATION We find ways.

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12. INTRODUCTION TO LITERACY AND NUMERACY SUPERVISION ADMINISTRATION

13. WHAT IS LITERACY AND NUMERACY? SUPERVISION ADMINISTRATION

14. WHAT IS LITERACY ? LITERACY it is an ability of a person to read and write with understanding a simple message in any language or dialect the ability of a person to interpret accurately and efficiently a written text and the ability to express ideas and information through written text and also verbally. The National Statistic Office (NSO) definition of terms also explains that the simple literacy status of an individual can be determined based on the respondent's answer to the question.

15. WHAT IS NUMERACY ? It is the ability to reason and to apply simple numerical concepts. Basic numeracy skills consist of comprehending fundamental mathematics like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division . Numerically-literate person can manage and respond to the mathematical demands of life. The lack of numeracy or innumeracy can have a negative impact if the skills on one's life.

16. Benefits of Literacy and Numeracy Improved levels of literacy and numeracy— enhanced employment prospects of young people A move towards economic stability — increased take-up of further and higher education Students better prepared to take up modern apprenticeships higher levels of employment.

17. FUNCTIONAL LITERACY SUPERVISION ADMINISTRATION

18. FUNCTIONAL LITERACY Functional Literacy is the ability to manage daily living and employment tasks that require reading skills beyond a basic level. Functional literacy includes the provision and enhancement of knowledge on various topics such as values education, health awareness campaigns, financial literacy and waste management, information technology literacy (computer literacy), drug and peace education. It is a set of skills and competencies which allow people to function and thrive in modern-day society.

19. To function and thrive in modern-day society practically means: Knowing your rights and responsibilities as a citizen and consumer Thinking critically when presented with new information (e.g., distinguishing between facts and opinions in advertising, social media, or news websites; using a transit map, etc .); Making informed choices about your own health (e.g., reading a drug label and finding out about any side-effects you might experience after taking the drug ); Personal and professional growth

20. How is Functional Literacy different from literacy? SUPERVISION ADMINISTRATION Literacy refers to the ability to read and write at any level. An illiterate person will not be able to understand or to produce any text at all. Functional literacy refers to practical skills needed to live a normal life.

21. Importance of Functional Literacy and Numeracy Literacy and Numeracy skill is the baseline of one’s education foundation in such a certain person can fulfill and exercise all the basic social function in all areas of our lives in daily basis. Literacy and numeracy skill fulfill a vital role in the smooth flow of innovation of a certain society, meaning the more people that can read, write and perform basic mathematical concept, the higher the possibility of a high innovative growth a society has.

22. FINANCIAL LITERACY

23. < WHY DO WE NEED MONEY? We need money to LIVE We need money to GROW We need money to HELP OTHERS To live harmoniously with others We need money for the FUTURE MAJOR FUNCTIONS OF SUPERVISION

24. FINANCIAL LITERACY Financial Literacy is the ability to understand how money works; how someone makes, manages and invest it, and also expends it. Financial literacy is the ability to understand and effectively use various financial skills, including personal financial management, budgeting, and investing. When you are financially literate, you have the essential foundation for a smart relationship with money. This can help start a lifelong journey of learning about the financial aspects of your life.

25. WHY WE HAVE MONEY PROBLEM? No work, no income, no money. Money problem can be the root of all other issues. We lack knowledge on how to manage our money and finances. We don’t know how to invest.

26. WHAT DO WE DO THEN? WE NEED TO FINANCIALLY EMPOWER OURSELVES

27. < SOME TIPS TO EMPOWER ONESELF Identify which are NEEDS and the WANTS Freedom from WANT Get out of debt. Prudent use of money Improve your physical and spiritual well-being. MAJOR FUNCTIONS OF SUPERVISION

28. Benefits of Financial Literacy Financial literacy can prevent devastating financial mistakes Financial literacy prepares people for financial emergencies Financial literacy can help individuals reach their goals

29. MEDIA LITERACY

30. MEDIA LITERACY Is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate and create media in a variety of forms. Allows people to be critical thinkers and creative in many messages like image, language and sound. Allows people to be critical thinkers and creative in many messages like image, language and sound. It also concerns the ability to identify when there is a problem that impacts democracy, thus allowing the public to generate its own opinion, which can influence society.

31. THE IMPORTANCE OF MEDIA LITERACY The purpose of media literacy is to give us more control. Media messages can be manipulative. Some are subtle, some are overt. Either way, we live in a society in which each of us is in inundated with literally hundreds, maybe thousands of messages a day.

32. FOUR IMPORTANT SKILLS THAT HELP THEVIEWER OR READER UNDERSTAND THE MEANING OF MEDIA LITERACY Accessing media Analyzing content Being able to evaluate messages Being able create media for self-expression and communication

33. WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF MEDIA?

34. DIFFERENT TYPES OF MEDIA Newspaper Magazines Billboards Radio Television Internet/websites Video games Apps Advertisement

35. WHAT IS THE SHORT VIDEO CLIPS ALL ABOUT?

36. TOOLS USED IN MEDIA Images and pictures Text and words Music and sounds Graphics Video Interview

37. SOCIAL MEDIA LITERACY Social media literacy also encompasses digital citizenship and digital wellness to address physical and mental health implications of social media use, including positive or negative mental and emotional health implications of viewing certain social media content, and all aspects of safety and wellness related to social media use. Social media literacy is media literacy applied when using social media.

38. < Who made this post?

39. < Who made this post? DAPAT BANG HIWALAY ANG FB NG MGA MATATANDA?

40. < IS SOCIAL MEDIA GOOD OR BAD? Who made this post?

41. < THE GOOD AND BAD OF SOCIAL MEDIA Who made this post? ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES

42. < Who made this post? ADVANTAGES Global connectivity: One of the most recognized advantages of social media is that it has enabled excellent global communication. It is now possible to connect with users from all around the world through social media. Educational tool : If used effectively, social media provides immense opportunities for self-and active-learning. Recruitment: Social media is increasingly used as a medium to spread awareness about one’s likes and dislikes, hobbies and talent, and skills and competencies. Real Time Information Sharing/Information access . Advantage in Advertising .

43. < Who made this post? DISADVANTAGES Health issues: It is found that students are using social media to vent out their frustrations. Their feeds, most of the times, lead to an endless stream of stress. It is found, through research, that one negative post of a person will influence1.3 negative posts by friends, leading to a chain of feeds that might result in stress and negative moods. Envious Behaviour : Research shows that if envy is controlled, social media may not induce depression. It is a known fact that the incidence of envious posts is increasing on social networking sites, leading to a vicious circle. Students blindly aspiring to follow lifestyles depicted by their peers on social media is another point of concern.

44. < Who made this post? DISADVANTAGES Cyberbullying Privacy issue Reduction in productivity Addiction Academic performance Evading physical society

45. < 5 QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF WHEN ANALYZING SOCIAL MEDIA POST Who made this post? Why has it attracted my attention? How am I interpreting the message in this post? Can different people see different messages in this content? What values are foreground in the post? MAJOR FUNCTIONS OF SUPERVISION

46. < Who made this post? IS SOCIAL MEDIA HARMFUL TO SOCIETY? IT’S UP TO THE INDIVIDUAL. WE NEED TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR OUR OWN SAFETY.

47. < Who made this post? The more social media we have, the more we think we're connecting, yet we are really disconnecting from each other.