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Question 05: Choose two newspapers which publish opposite narratives of political scenarios. Write down a short  report of how you noticed the different of opinion and what is your conclusion on this issue. Answer: Interest Groups Interest groups, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), religious groups, and labour unions (trade unions) cultivate the  formation and spread of public opinion on issues of concern to their constituencies. These groups may be concerned with  political, economic, or ideological s şissues, and most work through the mass media as well as by word of mouth. Some of  the larger or more affluent interest groups around the world make use of advertising and publică relations. One increasingly  popular tactic is the informal poll or straw vote. In this approach, groups ask their members and supporters to "vote"-usually  by phone or via the Internet-in unsystematic "polls" of public opinion that are not carried out with proper sampling BV...

Question 04: On any of the social media that you use (Facebook, twitter or WhatsApp) make group of teachers.  Initiate a discussion regarding role of education in society. Write down a report of the discussion. Answer: Many teachers discuss about it and try to guide more and give good suggestion, some likes this way of brain storming very much and try convince to hold these types of activity more times. Today's younger generation is hooked on media. If given the choice between Tweeting or textbooks, which would students choose? Many teachers think that if they allow their students to use social media in the classroom, students will be posting status updates about how their day is going, which would only detract from educational experiences. However, social media can be a powerful educational tool that provides unique and dynamic ang learning experiences to students and teachers alike. Why Use Social Media Social learning theory says that students learn bes...