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SUBJECT : MEDIA INFORMATION LITERACY TOPIC : MEDIA AND INFORMATION DESIGN FRAMEWORK (KEY CONTENT) 1. What is the tone of the text of  this brochure?  2. What are the sample phrases or taglines? 3. What are the facts/figures that are included in the brochure? ATTACHED BELOW IS THE BROCHURE

SUBJECT : MEDIA INFORMATION LITERACY TOPIC : MEDIA AND INFORMATION DESIGN FRAMEWORK (KEY CONTENT) 1. What is the tone of the text of  this brochure?  2. What are the sample phrases or taglines? 3. What are the facts/figures that are included in the brochure? ATTACHED BELOW IS THE BROCHURE

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SUBJECT : MEDIA INFORMATION LITERACY

TOPIC : MEDIA AND INFORMATION DESIGN FRAMEWORK (KEY CONTENT)

1. What is the tone of the text of  this brochure? 

2. What are the sample phrases or taglines?

3. What are the facts/figures that are included in the brochure?

ATTACHED BELOW IS THE BROCHURE 

O Suwan Kim Existing Social Issues O O Particularly, it goes down into some categories, like in terms of transportation, while we have grasped our ways to travel in vehicles for instance the tribe itself tends to lack the access for it because their tribe is centered in mountains, which make it hard to build any means of transportation. In addition, the Dumagat tribe not only has those issues in terms of transportation, but also the dam construction projects that threaten the tribe's homes and resources to be destroyed and tampered with rather than preserved for many more generations the tribe itself could possibly live for. Furthermore the tribe has had problems from within the tribe itself, as it all goes down to one particular word, that being, corruption. Reports from indigenous communities include incidents of bribery, false promises, creation of fake leaders, and suppression of known opposition among the Dumagat people," according to the TFIP or The Philippine Task Force for Indigenous Peoples. D•<<< EIIEI This kind of activity will foster a spirit of giving and volunteerism among the Social Action Reps as well as function as a team- building activity for all representatives and foster a deep understanding between one another, aiding one another in making the event successful. By enabling the Dumagat community at IPO Dam to be independent and promote their way of life and creativity, the activity intends to somehow empower them. The activity not only feels good but it also gives a sense of hope to them. The volunteers will also give an opportunity for the children to express themselves in a creative way, not everyone gets this opportunity. This is very beneficial as the dumagat community gives them the chance to showcase their culture in a creative way. These indigenous cultural people from the dumagat community have their own cultural and spiritual way to preserve and showcase. 0.000.000 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0. Records of programs/activities /visits involving MC MCHS fair: Kiddie Program and Dumagats Woodcrafts & Root Crops Store, A way to give chance for children to express their creativities while retaining their culture and traditions and to share knowledge about their nativities. Miriam college gives the chance for children to express themselves but not only that, Miriam college students also has the opportunity to learn about the dumagat community at IPO dam. This activity helps the students explore and learn about the indigenous cultures of the Philippines. |||
Transcribed Image Text:O Suwan Kim Existing Social Issues O O Particularly, it goes down into some categories, like in terms of transportation, while we have grasped our ways to travel in vehicles for instance the tribe itself tends to lack the access for it because their tribe is centered in mountains, which make it hard to build any means of transportation. In addition, the Dumagat tribe not only has those issues in terms of transportation, but also the dam construction projects that threaten the tribe's homes and resources to be destroyed and tampered with rather than preserved for many more generations the tribe itself could possibly live for. Furthermore the tribe has had problems from within the tribe itself, as it all goes down to one particular word, that being, corruption. Reports from indigenous communities include incidents of bribery, false promises, creation of fake leaders, and suppression of known opposition among the Dumagat people," according to the TFIP or The Philippine Task Force for Indigenous Peoples. D•<<< EIIEI This kind of activity will foster a spirit of giving and volunteerism among the Social Action Reps as well as function as a team- building activity for all representatives and foster a deep understanding between one another, aiding one another in making the event successful. By enabling the Dumagat community at IPO Dam to be independent and promote their way of life and creativity, the activity intends to somehow empower them. The activity not only feels good but it also gives a sense of hope to them. The volunteers will also give an opportunity for the children to express themselves in a creative way, not everyone gets this opportunity. This is very beneficial as the dumagat community gives them the chance to showcase their culture in a creative way. These indigenous cultural people from the dumagat community have their own cultural and spiritual way to preserve and showcase. 0.000.000 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0. Records of programs/activities /visits involving MC MCHS fair: Kiddie Program and Dumagats Woodcrafts & Root Crops Store, A way to give chance for children to express their creativities while retaining their culture and traditions and to share knowledge about their nativities. Miriam college gives the chance for children to express themselves but not only that, Miriam college students also has the opportunity to learn about the dumagat community at IPO dam. This activity helps the students explore and learn about the indigenous cultures of the Philippines. |||
Moreabout Dumagat At present, the Dumagats lifestyle has adapted and changed over the years. The tribe is now regarded as staying in one place, where they cultivate the land for multi-cropping. Aside from being fishermen, avast number of the members of the tribe are engaged in gathering forest and native products, such as rattan, large vine trees, and buho, which they sell in the local market in exchange for high income. Furthermore, some members have adopted Christian beliefs that they now uphold believing in one God. Influenced by modern Filipinos, the Dumagats are now open to wearing modern clothes. of Located at Sitio Sapang Munti in Norzagay, Bulacan, the Indigenous People of the Dumagat Community are known to be fishermen in the waters of the Angat River, a primary source hydroelectricity for Metro Manila and other nearby provinces. The term "Dumagat" is believed to be acquired from the word "lumakad" or "rumakat," which means to walk and denotes the migration of the tribe into the country by walking. By this means, it is said that the Dumagat tribe is semi-nomadic as they move from place to place when their sources are depleted. The said tribe is related to the other Dumagat tribes located in the regions of Quezon, Laguna, and Rizal by the kinship of their ancestors. Moreover, the Dumagat people have their language, which is the Casiguran Dumagat Agta, which about 600 people only speak. The tribe's clothing varies; however, bahag and tapis are a staple for men and women. Regarding their religion, the Dumagats have beliefs and practices that differ from person to person. O 0 www Dumagat PCommunity *-O-O
Transcribed Image Text:Moreabout Dumagat At present, the Dumagats lifestyle has adapted and changed over the years. The tribe is now regarded as staying in one place, where they cultivate the land for multi-cropping. Aside from being fishermen, avast number of the members of the tribe are engaged in gathering forest and native products, such as rattan, large vine trees, and buho, which they sell in the local market in exchange for high income. Furthermore, some members have adopted Christian beliefs that they now uphold believing in one God. Influenced by modern Filipinos, the Dumagats are now open to wearing modern clothes. of Located at Sitio Sapang Munti in Norzagay, Bulacan, the Indigenous People of the Dumagat Community are known to be fishermen in the waters of the Angat River, a primary source hydroelectricity for Metro Manila and other nearby provinces. The term "Dumagat" is believed to be acquired from the word "lumakad" or "rumakat," which means to walk and denotes the migration of the tribe into the country by walking. By this means, it is said that the Dumagat tribe is semi-nomadic as they move from place to place when their sources are depleted. The said tribe is related to the other Dumagat tribes located in the regions of Quezon, Laguna, and Rizal by the kinship of their ancestors. Moreover, the Dumagat people have their language, which is the Casiguran Dumagat Agta, which about 600 people only speak. The tribe's clothing varies; however, bahag and tapis are a staple for men and women. Regarding their religion, the Dumagats have beliefs and practices that differ from person to person. O 0 www Dumagat PCommunity *-O-O
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