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Self-help – Individual Task
1. Assess and write your perception/experience (good and non-good) of the Facebook Social Media.
·         Facebook Social Media has a different impact on our everyday life. Just like in my own experience, Facebook Social madia is a good thing in my life. In facebook I can connect to my relatives and friends, especially with my mom. There are many instances that facebook social media help me in my study. There are many pictures and videos that inspired and motivate me to do more and to dream high and also, because of facebook social media, I am updated to different events, news (inside and outside the country) and inform me if there are celebration that is very important.
2. Prepare a grid chart differentiating the past-30 years old generation and new digital generation.
Past-30 years old generation
New digital generation
·         The old generation has availed of slow and single-track pattern of activities.  Life has been comfortably slower for oldies as they watch and follow television tele-nobelas like Walang Hanggan patronize the movies of their favorite local performers, and prioritizes social activities like community outings and dance clinics.
·         Read book texts, enriched by illustrations and photos. In order to research, they go to the school library, use the card catalogue for needed books, and sign up to borrow books for home reading.
·         The past-30 year old generation has obtained information in a linear, logical and sequential manner this has made them more logical, focused, and reflective thinkers.
·         The traditional education system gives priority to independent learning, prior to participative work.
·         Old teachers teach students in order to help them pass tests and complete the course requirement.
·         The traditional reward system in education consists in the grades, honor certificates/medals, and diplomas. Including future jobs, the traditional school’s reward system consists of unclear rewards  for performance. 
·         The new generation is exposed to quick flicking video games, mobile phone texting, socializing through the social Web sites, and downloading text/music/photos/video with adeptness and task-switching speed.
·         The technology or digital generation has greater affinity to visuals (photos and video) compared with texts. In fact, they have been exposed since childhood to cable television and video images especially cartoon characters, and then to computer images, in such a manner and their visual fluency or abilities have sharpened and enhanced.
·         The new generation, however, follows a personal random access to hyperlinked digital information, less superior to elders in focus and reflection. Thus, they appear to be more easily bored and distracted during class lectures.
·         New learners, however, are already acquainted with digital tools that adapt to both personal and participative work. They take the opportunity for dozens of instantaneous ways to communicate with others- mobile calls and texts, emails, Facebook, YouTube, MySpace, Twitter, wikis, etc. Experts describe this mode of digital learning as one that is based on experimentation, discovery and intuition.
·         On the other hand, the new digital learners simply wish to acquire skills, knowledge and habits as windows of opportunity afford them to learn. Our parents have completed a course and have engaged in a permanent job for most of their lives.
·         Digital learners on their own experience more immediate gratification through immediate scores from games, enjoyable conversation from web-cam calls, excitement from email chats, and inviting comments from their Facebook account.
  • The new learners’ digital fluency with visual learning with the use of audiovisuals, media and multimedia;
  • Using hyperlinked multimedia for projects that enhance work focus and reflection; and
  • Problem-solving activities to suit the new generation’s style and preference for fun and relevant learning.




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