Module 6 english

What I know

1. Passive communication
2. Aggressive communication
3. Assertive communication
4. Passive-aggressive communication
5. Information
6. Misinformation
7. True
8. False
9. True
10. True

What’s in

1. Like
2. Like
3. Like
4. Like
5. Unlike

What’s new

1. Love
2. Love
3. Sad
4. Sad
5. Love
6. Love
7. Love
8. Sad
9. Angry
10. Angry

What’s more

Activity 2.2

1. Stop 6. share
2. share 7. share
3. stop 8. stop
4. stop 9. share
5. stop 10. share
Activity 2.3

For me frontline health workers must be the top priority of our government for the Covid-19 vaccine
because they have higher risk of exposure while on duty and to allow them to continue fulfilling their
duties in both the public and private sectors.

I will be glad if the government will prioritize our frontline health workers since they have higher risk of
exposure to the virus.

What I have learned

1. after doing all the activities in this module, I learned that being assertive is expressing your
needs and wants in bold manner without hurting anyone.
2. I realized that I need to improve my communicative styles.
3. For me, the most difficult part of the lesson is the infodemic in times of pandemic because not
all sources are reliable.
4. I believe being assertive is important because you are being true based on what you see or
experience.

What I can do

1. Fact
2. Bluff
3. Bluff
4. Bluff
5. Fact

Assessment

1. B
2. C
3. B
4. C
5. C

II.

1. Happy
2. Happy
3. Happy
4. Happy
5. Happy

Activity 4

Vlog
Activity 5

The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic is an important health crisis worldwide. Several strategies
were implemented to combat COVID-19, including wearing masks, hand hygiene, and social distancing.

The mask is a way to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. Everyone is being asked to take steps to
prevent spreading the virus from person to person. Physically distancing is one way to accomplish this,
which means maintaining six feet of distance from others. We are all becoming aware of how stores are
marking the floor/ground to help remind us and ensure appropriate physical distance. However, when
you are in public places it may not be possible to keep that far apart from others. You may pass closely
or interact with others in grocery stores, at gas stations, or in the park. In those cases, it makes sense to
have a mask on, as well as do your best to physically distance.

Masks, or facial coverings, are mainly to prevent the person wearing the mask from generating droplets
from breathing, coughing, sneezing, etc. It is these droplets that can carry a virus from one person to
another.

If you are sick it is recommended to stay home and not go to public places even with a mask or facial
covering on. Surgical or hospital grade masks also provide protection from acquiring the virus from
others and are combined with face shields for further droplet as well as eye protection. These types of
personal protective equipment are used by medical personnel and first responders to protect them
while they do their jobs.