Give me some idea please, I need it tomorrow EXPERIENTIAL ACTIVITIES: 1.)Discuss how SM impacts positively on the community and the country. 2.)Form a group and choose a business whose owners are well known for their advocacies. Report on these advocacies in the classroom. 3.)Interview a typical mother or housewife in a low-income community on how she budgets the income of her family. Further ask her if said family budget can still provide for some amenities (e.g., cellphone load, DVDs) and if s
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1) Discuss how Social Media (SM) impacts positively on the community and the countryAwareness & Education - Social media spreads important information quickly — from health advisories to government programs.Community Building - It connects people with shared interests or causes, promoting support groups and volunteer activities.Economic Opportunities - Small businesses use social media for marketing, increasing sales and boosting local economies.Civic Engagement - Platforms encourage participation in elections, social campaigns, and disaster response.Cultural Promotion - It helps preserve and promote local culture, arts, and traditions to a wider audience.2) Form a group and choose a business whose owners are well known for their advocacies. Example businesses and advocaciesBEN & JERRY’S – known for environmental sustainability and social justice.TOMS Shoes – famous for its one-for-one giving model (for every pair sold, a pair is donated).The Body Shop – advocates against animal testing and promotes ethical sourcing.Patagonia – environmental conservation and activism.Local example - Choose a Filipino business like Human Nature (natural products, community livelihood support).Your report can coverWhat advocacy they support (environment, education, health, etc.)How they implement it (donations, campaigns, ethical business practices)Impact on society or beneficiaries3) Interview a typical mother or housewife in a low-income community about budgetingSample questions and explanation ideasHow do you allocate your family income? (e.g., food, rent, education, utilities)What are the biggest challenges in budgeting?Are there any luxury or non-essential items you still manage to provide? (cellphone load, DVDs, snacks)If yes, how do you prioritize these?If no, why not?Many low-income families prioritize basic needs like food and shelter. Amenities like cellphone load or entertainment might be limited but are sometimes considered essential for communication or mental relief. Budgeting is often a balancing act between necessities and small comforts that improve family morale.
