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Clues for Mass Media Mind Map gap fill:

1. A special section of a newspaper, magazine or web site containing advertisements.

2. A publication that provides the name, address and telephone number alphabetically listed under
types of business or service headings

3. a large outdoor advertising structure

4. an optical disc used to store digital data (typically 700Mb of storage space)

5. optical disks that can hold at least 4.7 megabytes of information

6. an act punishable by law

7. film or video that explores a subject in a way the public expects to be factual and accurate

8. designed for profit

9. information about recent and important events

10. presents dramatic or humorous situations and actual events, and usually features ordinary
people instead of professional actors

11. a shared on-line journal where people can post diary entries about their personal experiences
and hobbies

12. The process of building online communities, often accomplished both through 'groups' and
'friends lists' that allow greater interaction on websites

13. a form of real-time direct text-based communication between two or more people
Answers:

1. Classifieds
 A special section of a newspaper, magazine or web site containing advertisements.

2. Yellow pages
 A publication that provides the name, address and telephone number alphabetically listed
under types of business or service headings

3. Billboards
 a large outdoor advertising structure

4. CDs
 an optical disc used to store digital data (typically 700Mb of storage space)

5. DVDs
 optical disks that can hold at least 4.7 megabytes of information

6. Crime
 an act punishable by law

7. Documentary
 film or video that explores a subject in a way the public expects to be factual and accurate

8. Commercial
 designed for profit

9. News
 information about recent and important events

10. Reality-based show


 presents dramatic or humorous situations and actual events, and usually features ordinary
people instead of professional actors

11. Blogs
 a shared on-line journal where people can post diary entries about their personal
experiences and hobbies

12. Social Networking


 The process of building online communities, often accomplished both through 'groups' and
'friends lists' that allow greater interaction on websites

13. Instant messaging


 a form of real-time direct text-based communication between two or more people
Mass Media
No. of Lessons 1
Grade 2nd Gimnazija
Teachers Mojca Fink and Amresh Prakash Torul
Objectives/ At the end of this lesson, students will be able to identify and explain the
Learning Outcomes different types of mass media.

Teachers activities
Time Student activities
English teacher Foreign teacher
10 min Introduction:
Introduce the topic and Write down notes on the Follow introduction, interact
explain the term mass board. with teachers and take notes.
media with examples.

20 min PowerPoint
Support the explanation Present the content of the Watch the presentation and
and provide students with PowerPoint slides take notes if/when necessary.
Slovene translations where prepared for the lesson
necessary. about Mass Media.

15 min Instructions for handout Complete mind map


Briefly explain to students Move around the Use the clues on the handout
what they should do with classroom to help students to complete the mind map
the handout. Then move and check answers with about Mass Media
around the classroom to students at the end.
help students.

Evaluation
When asked what the mass media is, most students had an idea its meaning but very few could
actually explain it properly in English. Several of them could list some of the examples of mass media.
The PowerPoint presentation therefore provided the students with the content required to inform them
about the mass media. A section of the class needed Slovene translations in order to understand
parts of the presentation. Some students did not like the fact that everything was on PowerPoint
because it meant they had to take more notes. It was then noted that many students like to receive
handouts that complement a PowerPoint. Completing the mind map was relatively easy for the
students, which showed that they had a good understanding of the topic at the end of the lesson.

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