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This document appears to be a presentation on political and digital identities in the Philippines from Leyte Normal University students. It discusses the development of political identity in the country from pre-colonial to modern times. It also examines the concept of online identity and how people curate their digital selves on social media, including the impacts and importance of setting boundaries online. The presentation provides strategies for developing a democratic culture and establishing boundaries for a healthy online identity.

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Uts Written Report

This document appears to be a presentation on political and digital identities in the Philippines from Leyte Normal University students. It discusses the development of political identity in the country from pre-colonial to modern times. It also examines the concept of online identity and how people curate their digital selves on social media, including the impacts and importance of setting boundaries online. The presentation provides strategies for developing a democratic culture and establishing boundaries for a healthy online identity.

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Republic of the Philippines

LEYTE NORMAL UNIVERSITY

POLITICAL SELF AND DIGITAL SELF

Submitted by:

Princess Diane Fernandez

Elifred Edgard A. Gandeza

Mark Joseph A. Gariando

Jeizel C. Jusayan

John Cyril Labtic

Ronielson Lavadia

Hazel A. Llaneta

Carol Eder C. Medino

Getly C. Olarte

Judy S. Postrero

Mth 1:00-2:30 PM

Submitted to:

Ms. Fatima Grace D. Fabillar

Social Science Faculty


II. Pre-test/ Post-test

1. It is described as the awareness and understanding that the self


and the community are both the foundation of democratic
practice and the result of it.

A. democracy B. republic country C. kinship pact D. freedom

2. Who was the Spanish Colonizer a kinship pact with a native


chieftain from bohol?

A. Antonio Pigafetta B. Miguel Lopez De Legazpi


B. Ambrosio Rianzares D. Juan de Plasencia

3. Below are attributes of democracy except:

A. union of power B. total development


C. popular decision making D. consultation.

4. Online identity is the sum of your character: ___________

A. actions B. proactiveness C. interaction D. distinction

5. It is an act of uploading DL, providing free access of information

through web surfing, what do you call this?

A. giving B. accessing C. interacting D. sharing

6. This is characterized as the “breakout of the visual” online.


leading to new instruction and definitions of the self in the visual
world.
A. characterization B. sharing
B. reembodiment D. distributed memory

7. Which of the following is an appropriate action on setting


boundaries to your online self?

A. limit what you share B. be open to your online friends


C. give out your password D. stick to hidden sites

8. When we select only what we want to present , to impress others on


social media, what do you create?

A. social media influencer B. digital self


B. advocate of social media D. anti-social media
9. This implies that there is a distinction between how people present
themselves online and how they do offline.

A. Online identity B. online nature C. online character D. online


world.

10. This was known as the bloodless revolution

A. rice tarrification rally B. anti-corruption campaign


C. martial law D. EDSA people power
III. Activity

A1. Paint Me A Picture of…….


A picture is very timeless, whether or not we have been part of a
Historical event, a remarkable experience, or an unforgettable
setting, if a picture is shown to us, we can never deny that it seems
as we are part of it and we are there when that moment happened.
it represents a vivid image that will forever remind us of the things
and places that are valuable to us and vital to our identity.

In this activity, the class will be divided into 3: The past, the present
And the future. Members of the group will have to reinact the most
Iconic events in the past and present time. While the third group will
will show the possible future in this generation. Each group must pull
out all the props and available material to be included in the
reinactment. Members can either serve as a historical person, an I
improvised props with emotions and expressions .
After everything is settled, everyone will freeze as if it was a picture.
One representative will discuss what their chosen picture is.
A2.
Follow-up questions:
1. What is your picture all about?
2. What are the important elements and features found in your
picture?
3. What makes your picture timeless?
4. How did your group decided to have this picture?
5. By doing the activity? What did your group reflect from it?

Rubrics for the most iconic picture is as follows:

Unity of the group – 10 %


Content of the picture – 40 %
Relevance to the topic – 20 %
Artistry and Creativity – 30 %
____________

Total: 100%
III. Content of the Presentation

The Political Self

POLITICS- Politics is a process of making decisions that applies to all


members of a group.

POLITICAL SELF- A public identity one makes and constructs about


him/herself to be.

TYPES OF POLITICAL SELF IN THE PHILIPPINES


Left Wing (Liberalism)
- A political philospohy based on the ideals of liberty and
equality.

Right Wing (Conservatism)


- A political and social philosophy promoting traditional social
institutions in the context of culture and civilization.

SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
*Race, Nationality, Language/dialect, Culture, Ethnicity, Gender
Identity, Religion, and Disability.

DEVELOPING A FILIPINO IDENTITY: Values, Traits, Community and


Institutional Factors.
In the pre-colonial era, the system of government wide-ranging in units
called BALANGAY.

The Spanish colonizer made a kinship pact known as the Sanduguan or


Blood compact. It was primarily grounded for the Filipino value as a
promise of Katapatan.
The reformist Dr. Jose Rizal used his talents and skill to enlighten the
Filipino people about the oppressive structures brought by the
colonizers, he burned in their hearts the spirit of patriotism.
SATIRICAL NOVELS OF DR. JOSE RIZAL:
1. Noli Me Tangere
2. El Filibusterismo
3. Mi Ultimo Adios
In 1898 the country gained Independence from Spain.

ESTABLISHING A DEMOCRATIC CULTURE


Democracy- awareness and understanding that self and community
are both the foundation of democratic practice and the result of it.

ATTTIBUTES OF DEMOCRACY
1. EMPOWERMENT OF THE PEOPLE
2. CONSULTATION
3. DECISION MAKING
4. TOTAL DEVELOPMENT
5. FAIR AND IMPARTIAL SYSTEM OF JUSTICE
6. ACCOUNTABILITY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS
7. PROMOTING RESPECT FOR THE RIGHT OTHERS
8. CONCERN FOR THE WELFARE, UNITY, JUSTICE AND EQUITY.

ACTION AGENDA FOR A DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY


1. IMPROVE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT
2. CONTINUALLY RE-EXAMINE SOCIETAL INSTITUTIONS
3. INCORPORATE CROSS-CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
4. PROMOTE THE USE OF FILIPINO AND PHILIPPINE LANGUAGES
5. CONTINUE TO HARNESS INSTITUTIONAL AND INFORMAL
MECHANISMS.
The Digital Self
ONLINE IDENTITY AND SELF IN CYBERSPACE
1. Sum of your characteristics
2. Partial Identity
3. Websites have different idea about your identity
4. Social media requires users to make virtual depiction of them.
5. Is expressed through interacting with others

SELECTIVE SELF-REPRESENTATION AND IMPRESSION MANAGEMENT


-Characteristics that shows behaviors that is designed to convey an
image about ourselves to other people to influence the perception of
other people through an image.

IMPACTS OF ONLINE INTERACTION


1. WE DEVELOP ANXIETY
2. PERSONAL CONVERSATION IS RARELY USED
3. WE BECOME ADDICTED
4. CONNECTION BECOMES INSINCERE
5. TOO MUCH DEPENDABILITY
6. HIGHER RISKS OF DANGER

EXTENDED SELF IN A DIGITAL WORLD


1. DEMATERIALIZATION
2. REEMBODIMENT
3. SHARING
4. CO-CONSTRUCTION OF SELF
5. DISTRIBUTED MEMORY

BOUNDARIES OF THE ONLINE SELF


1. STICK TO SAFER SITES
2. SECURE PASSWORDS
3. BE CHOOSY ABOUT ONLINE FRIENDS
4. BE MINDFUL OF SHARING AND POSTING
5. AVOID CYBERBULLYING
6. LIMIT WHAT YOU SHARE

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