Digital Self and Political Self | Understanding the Self

Introduction to Digital Self00:00:01

An introduction to how online behavior reflects personal identity. The concept of 'digital natives' is discussed, emphasizing the need for critical thinking and digital literacy even for those comfortable with technology.

Digital Identity and Disinhibition00:03:02

Explores how digital identity is formed through various roles and the 'online disinhibition effect.' It covers both benign (openness) and toxic (bullying) forms of online behavior, reminding students that digital actions have real-world consequences.

Responsible Digital Citizenship00:07:35

Outlines key guidelines for digital citizenship, including access, commerce, ethics, law, and data privacy. It references the Data Privacy Act (RA 10173) as a crucial framework for protecting personal information.

The Political Self00:11:12

Explains the political self as the formation of viewpoints through family, culture, and information. It defines politics as being connected to power and influence, existing not just in government but in schools and homes.

Filipino Values and Active Citizenship00:17:19

Analyzes Filipino values like personalism and familialism in the context of political decision-making. It encourages students to practice active citizenship by participating responsibly in their communities.

Performance Task Overview00:20:06

Provides instructions for an individual performance task requiring students to apply concepts of the digital and political self by analyzing a hypothetical scenario of misinformation in their community.