powerpoint on kinds of propaganda

7/29/2019 Powerpoint on Kinds of Propaganda

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GOOD

AFTERNOON!


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SPELLING DRILL

1. DEVISE

Devise a way on how to travel by air.

2. DEMISE

The early demise of her father deeply grieved her.3. ADVISE

Advise the students that there will be no classes

tomorrow.

4. PROPHECYThe prophecy says that she will live and prosper.

5. CITE

Cite reasons why they should choose you.


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OBJECTIVES

1. Discover what propaganda is by viewing

different advertisements that use propaganda;

2. Differentiate the different propaganda devices:

a. by viewing examples (photos/videos) ofeach device in the class discussion;

b. by answering correctly on a visible quiz on

advertisements that use propaganda3. Create an advertisement showing one or two

propaganda devices in the form of a jingle or

commercial.


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LOOK, WATCH, OBSERVE,

COMMENT


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COMMENT


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COMMENT


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COMMENT


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COMMENT


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THINK PAD ROUND ROBIN

( 1 MINUTE TO ANSWER)

What do you think of these ads?

What do they have in common? What is their purpose?

(1 MINUTE TO REPORT)


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PROPAGANDA

Propaganda are facts that are

systematically and deliberately distorted.

Propaganda are information, ideas and

rumors spread widely to help or harm a

person, group, movement, institution,

nation, etc.


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PROPAGANDA DEVICES

Kinds and examples


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NAME CALLING

Appeals to your hates and fears.

Uses horned words such as communist,

agitator, anarchist, dictator, traitor, coward,

etc.


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GLITTERING GENERALITIES

Giving a halo to ones program by using

general terms that connote virtues such as

justice, peace, love, honor, equality,

liberty, democracy.


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TRANSFER / ASSOCIATION

Establishes connection between ideas

presented and another object, person,

party, cause or idea which people respect.


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TESTIMONIAL

An endorsement by a well-known

personality is used to make you accept a

product, program or project.


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PLAIN FOLKS

Encourages people to believe that a

persons views are acceptable because

he/she acts just like the folks at home or

that a product is good because this is whatfolks at home are using.


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CARD STACKING

Stresses the good qualities of a product

while belittling others without looking bad.

This is achieved through half-truths,

innuendoes, threats, evasions.


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BANDWAGON

Urges you to use a product, join a

movement or a cause or support a

candidate just because everyones doing

it.

It works on the theory that most people do

not want to be different.


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QUESTIONS

Is propaganda always bad?

How does propaganda affect the lives of

consumers or viewers and the way they

use a certain product or support a person?


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VISIBLE QUIZ

A. Name-calling

B. Glittering

generalities

C. Transfer

D. Plain folks


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VISIBLE QUIZ

A. Name-calling

B. Glittering generalities

C. Transfer

D. Plain folks


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VISIBLE QUIZ

A. Name-calling

B. Glittering

generalities

C. Transfer

D. Plain folks


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VISIBLE QUIZ

A. Name-calling

B. Glittering

generalities

C. Transfer

D. Plain folks


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VISIBLE QUIZ

A. Bandwagon

B. Glittering

generalitiesC. Transfer

D. Plain folks


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GROUP ACTIVITY

Make an advertisement that shows one or

two propagandas discussed in class.

It may be in a form of jingle or commercial.

It should be not more than 3 minutes.

Time to prepare: 10 minutes


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GROUP ACTIVITY

CRITERIA

Creativity 5 Clarity of message 5

Correct use of propaganda - 5

TOTAL: 15 points

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