Agyu: The Hero of Mindanao

Agyu

• Agyu (also spelled Agiu or Agyū) is a legendary hero and cultural figure from Philippine epics
• Agyu is prominent among the Manobo, Higaonon, and other Lumad groups in Mindanao.
• Agyu is a folk hero, warrior, and leader known for bravery, wisdom, and a strong sense of justice.
• Agyu is famous for defending his people and land from invaders
• Agyu is known for leading them to a peaceful and prosperous land called Nalandangan, described as a paradise-like place in the mountains.
• Agyu's story is told in the Ulahingan or Agyu Epic, an oral tradition passed down through chants and songs.
• Agyu represents resistance, leadership, and cultural pride for indigenous Filipinos.
• Agyu is a hero from Mindanao
• He is brave, smart, and a strong leader.
• Agyu fights for his people and protects their land.
• Agyu led his people to a safe and happy place called Nalandangan.
• Agyu symbolizes courage, leadership, and Filipino pride.

Types of Communication Skills

• Formal communication is official talk used in work, meetings, and reports.
• Informal communication is casual talk, like gossip or chatting with friends.
• Face-to-face communication occurs in person and can be formal (meeting) or informal (with friends).
• Distance communication involves talking from far using phones or gadgets, where voice and tone matter.
• Non-verbal communication uses body movements, facial expression, eye contact, hand gestures, and posture to express feelings.
• Written communication occurs through written signs or symbols, messages through letters, texts, emails, or notices.
• Kinesics (body language) involves communicating through gestures, movements, and facial expressions.
• Proxemics involves personal space between people; closer with people you trust.
• Haptic communication is communication through touch, like hugs or handshakes.

Communication Concepts

• Vocalics involves how something is said: tone, volume, speed, and verbal fillers like "uh" or "um."
• Chronemics involves the use of time in communication, such as being on time or waiting.
• Information literacy involves finding, understanding, and using information.
• Technology literacy involves knowing how to properly use technology tools to communicate information.

Types of Journalism

• Social journalism is a mix of pro journalism, community input, and online engagement.
• Citizen journalism involves regular people reporting news using media tools.
• Yellow journalism involves exaggerated or sensational news to get attention, but not always true.
• Adversarial journalism exposes wrongdoings and is often confrontational or critical.