Language Situations in the Philippines
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What is the primary function of communication as described?

  • To convey emotions through art.
  • To manipulate opinions.
  • To entertain an audience.
  • To share information between a speaker and listener. (correct)

Which media type includes books and magazines according to the categorization of mass media?

  • Digital Media
  • Broadcast Media
  • Print Media (correct)
  • Entertainment Media

What impact does mass media have on social awareness as stated in the content?

  • It hinders social connection.
  • It promotes cultural isolation.
  • It shapes social consciousness. (correct)
  • It solely provides entertainment.

What cultural phenomenon is described as a new face of rap and traditional Filipino poetry?

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What is one reason people embrace new cultural expressions?

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What does the term 'kakayahang pangkomunikatibo' refer to?

<p>The skill of effective communication. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes 'mass media'?

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Which aspect of culture helps individuals cope with complex life situations according to the content?

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What does the 'Setting/scene' refer to in the SPEAKING model?

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In the SPEAKING model, what do 'Participants' mean?

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Which model emphasizes feedback and ongoing interaction between the communicator and the receiver?

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What aspect does 'Norms' cover in the SPEAKING model?

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What is emphasized in the 'Ends' component of the SPEAKING model?

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Which model proposes a visual representation to provide understanding of a concept?

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In the context of the SPEAKING model, what does 'Key' refer to?

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What characterizes the Transaksyonal Model of communication?

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What does the term 'Kakayahang Pangkomunikatibo' primarily refer to?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the four elements of Kakayahang Pangkomunikatibo?

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What aspects does 'Balarila' emphasize within language studies?

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Which component does 'Sintaks' refer to in grammar?

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What is the purpose of 'Kakayahang Sosyolingwistiko'?

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Which of the following best describes 'Ortograpiya'?

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Which element of Kakayahang Pangkomunikatibo focuses on the effective use of language skills?

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What is the relationship between phonetics and Kakayahang Lingguwistiko?

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SPEAKING model

A model for analyzing discourse as a series of spoken acts within a cultural context, considering various factors like the situation, participants, and goals.

Setting/Scene (SPEAKING model)

The time and place of communication, the general environment of the event.

Participants (SPEAKING model)

The speaker and audience in a conversation. The audience are those the message is intended for.

Ends (SPEAKING model)

The goals and outcomes of the communication, expected results of the conversation.

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Linear Communication Model

A one-way model of communication where a sender encodes a message, transmits it through a channel, and the receiver decodes it.

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Interactive Communication Model

A model where communication is a two-way process with feedback and responses between a sender and receiver.

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Transactional Communication Model

A dynamic and ongoing process of communication where messages can be exchanged simultaneously, often face-to-face.

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Communication Model

Visual representation that clarifies a given concept by highlighting aspects of communication.

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Mass Media Categories

The different types of media used to reach a large audience. These categories include print, broadcast, digital, and entertainment.

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Print Media

Media that conveys information through printed formats like books, magazines, newspapers, and other publications.

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Broadcast Media

Media that transmits information through radio and television.

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Digital Media

Media that uses computers and the internet to deliver information.

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Entertainment Media

Media that focuses on providing entertainment like movies, recordings, and video games.

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Popular Culture

Cultural trends and practices widely favored by a large segment of society, often influenced by mass media and technology.

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Communication

The process of sharing information between two or more people. It involves conveying ideas, thoughts, and feelings.

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Communicative Competence

The ability to understand and use language effectively in various communication situations, both inside and outside of school.

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Sociolinguistic Competence

The ability to use language appropriately in different social contexts, considering factors like the relationship between speakers, the topic, and the setting.

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What does 'communicative competence' refer to?

The ability to use language skillfully and effectively in diverse situations.

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What distinguishes 'communicative competence' from 'linguistic competence'?

Communicative competence encompasses not just the rules of language but also the social and pragmatic aspects of using it effectively in various contexts. Linguistic competence only focuses on the knowledge of the linguistic system.

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What are the four key elements of Communicative Competence?

The four key elements are linguistic competence, sociolinguistic competence, discourse competence, and strategic competence. Linguistic competence refers to knowledge of the language system, sociolinguistic competence to appropriate social use, discourse competence to constructing coherent texts, and strategic competence to managing communication challenges.

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What constitutes linguistic competence?

Linguistic competence includes knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, and the conventions of written representation (spelling and punctuation).

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What role does grammar play in linguistic competence?

Grammar provides the rules for correct language use, including word order, sentence structure, and verb conjugation.

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What is orthography?

The conventions of written representation, including spelling and punctuation.

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Study Notes

Aralin 1: Mga Sitwasyong Pangwika sa Pilipinas

  • Mass media categories (Rodman, 2007): Print media (books, magazines, newspapers), Broadcast media (radio, television), Digital media (computers, internet), and Entertainment media (films, recordings, video games).
  • Popular culture is linked to technology's influence, commercialization, and easy reproduction of cultural expressions (magazines, comics, radio, television, films, clothing styles, graffiti, music, advertisements).
  • Mass media shapes public awareness.
  • Popular culture examples:
    • Comics (popular in the 1920s, declined in the 1990s).
    • Television dramas (became popular through radio dramas).
    • Films (1950s saw rise of actors/directors, and independent films).
    • Fliptop battle (a new form of rap and poetry).
  • People embrace new cultural elements due to:
    • Self-expression (thoughts, emotions).
    • Simplifying complex experiences.
    • Culture's role in navigating daily life.
    • Entertainment and learning.

Aralin 2: Kakayahang Pangkomunikatibo ng Pilipino

  • Communication (Latin: communicare – "to share") is a systematic method of information exchange between speaker and listener, using symbols, signs, and gestures.
  • Communication competence is a learner's ability to use and understand language appropriately in various situations within and outside the school environment (Dell Hymes, 1966).
  • Communication competence is distinct from Chomsky's linguistic competence (1965), incorporating contextual appropriateness.
  • Four elements of communicative competence: linguistic, sociolinguistic, discourse, and strategic.

Aralin 3: Kakayahang Pangkomunikatibo ng Pilipino: Ang Modelong SPEAKING

  • Dell Hymes' SPEAKING model analyzes discourse as a series of acts within a cultural context.
  • Key components of SPEAKING model:
    • Setting/scene
    • Participants
    • Ends
    • Act sequence
    • Key
    • Instrumentalities
    • Norms
    • Genre
  • Discusses the linear, interactive, and transactional models of communication.

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