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Reflection on Technology in Society

The document outlines a performance task for students at Catanduanes State University, focusing on their relationship with information technology in the digital age. Students are required to reflect on their use of information platforms, the advantages and disadvantages of technology in their lives, and their personal realizations about living in the Information Age. The task includes specific formatting guidelines and a rubric for assessment, emphasizing authenticity, depth of reflection, and organization.

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Reflection on Technology in Society

The document outlines a performance task for students at Catanduanes State University, focusing on their relationship with information technology in the digital age. Students are required to reflect on their use of information platforms, the advantages and disadvantages of technology in their lives, and their personal realizations about living in the Information Age. The task includes specific formatting guidelines and a rubric for assessment, emphasizing authenticity, depth of reflection, and organization.

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Republic of the Philippines

CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY


Virac, Catanduanes

College of Science- Natural Science Department

GEC 7- Science, Technology and Society

Performance Task: Our Lives in the Information Age: A Collective Reflection

Chapter 7 – Science, Technology, and Society

Objective:
 To encourage students to reflect on their personal relationship with information
technology — how they receive, process, and share information in the digital age — and
to critically analyze its effects on their lives.

Instructions:

I. Group Composition:
 Work in your assigned group. Each member will create an individual written entry.
 All entries will be compiled in one folder (printed) as your group output.

II. Your Individual Entry Must Contain the Following Sections:

A. Personal Profile
 Full Name
 Course/Year/Block
 Short background (1 paragraph) describing yourself as a “digital individual” — e.g., your
relationship with technology, how often you use gadgets, etc.

B. My Information Platforms

 List and describe the main platforms you use to receive and relay information (examples:
Facebook, YouTube, Google, TikTok, news apps, online learning platforms, etc.).
 Explain why you use each one and what type of information you usually get or share
there.

C. Advantages and Disadvantages in My Life

 Reflect on how today’s information technologies help you in your studies,


communication, and daily living.
 Then, discuss what disadvantages or challenges you personally experience from them
(e.g., distractions, misinformation, overreliance, privacy issues, etc.).

D. My Realizations in the Information Age

 Share your personal insight about living in this era of instant information.
 What lessons have you learned about using technology responsibly?
 How has it shaped your way of thinking, learning, and connecting with others?

III. Format Guidelines:

 Font: Arial, size 11


 Spacing: 1.5
 Paper: Long coupon bond
 Output: Printed and fastened inside a long white folder
 Length: 1–2 pages per student (short but meaningful)
 Arrangement:
 Entries must be arranged in alphabetical order based on members’ names.
 Male students first, followed by female students.
Republic of the Philippines
CATANDUANES STATE UNIVERSITY
Virac, Catanduanes

IV. Title Page Requirements (to be placed before all entries):

The title page must contain the following information:


 Course Code: GEC 7
 Course Title: Science, Technology, and Society
 Group Number: (write your assigned group number)
 Names of Members: (in alphabetical order, male students first, then female students)
 Submitted to: Mark John R. De Leon, Instructor

The rubric below will be used in assessing your output:

Criteria Description Points


1. Completeness Includes all required parts: (A) Personal Profile, (B) My
of Required Information Platforms, (C) Advantages & Disadvantages, and
20
Sections (D) My Realizations. Each section is properly labeled and
well-developed.
2. Authenticity & Reflection clearly shows the student’s genuine experiences,
Personal Input thoughts, and examples. Content demonstrates sincerity and 20
individuality (not AI-generated or copied).
3. Depth of Demonstrates thoughtful understanding of the Information Age
Reflection / and its effects on personal, social, and academic life. Shows 20
Critical Insight analysis beyond surface-level observations.
4. Organization & Ideas are logically presented and easy to follow. Each section
Clarity flows smoothly, and the entry maintains coherence as part of 15
the group compilation.
5. Format & Follows all format guidelines: Arial 11, spacing 1.5, printed on
Presentation long coupon bond, arranged alphabetically (males first, then
15
females), properly fastened in a long white folder, with correct
title page details.
6. Grammar & Writing is clear, with minimal grammar or spelling errors.
Mechanics Proper sentence structure and paragraphing observed. 10

TOTAL 100

📅 Reminders:
 Date of Submission: November 7, 2025 (Friday), until 4:00 PM
 Late submissions will not be entertained unless with valid reason and
prior notice.
 If you have any questions, feel free to raise them in your respective
GC to be properly addressed.

Common questions

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Reflecting on both advantages and disadvantages helps students develop a comprehensive understanding of technology's multifaceted nature, enabling them to optimize its benefits while mitigating negative impacts such as misinformation and distractions .

The reflection task emphasizes critical insight by asking students to analyze the effects of the Information Age beyond surface observations and to understand its influences on personal, social, and academic life .

To maintain coherence in the compiled group entry, the reflection task recommends logically presenting ideas, ensuring smooth flow between sections, and arranging entries alphabetically by name with males first, followed by females .

Understanding grammar and mechanics impacts effectiveness by ensuring clear communication of ideas, reducing errors that could distract from the content's message, and adhering to academic standards, all of which are crucial for a well-received entry .

Logical presentation and organization are integral because they ensure clarity and coherence, making it easier to follow individual thoughts within the group entry while maintaining the overall structure required for assessment .

According to the structure of the reflection task, the potential advantages of using information technology in academic studies include enhancing access to information, facilitating communication and collaboration among peers, and improving learning outcomes through digital platforms .

Overreliance on digital platforms can lead to attentional issues, decreased face-to-face social interactions, and difficulty distinguishing reliable sources from misinformation, potentially impacting academic performance and social development .

Students are encouraged to include genuine experiences, thoughts, and personal examples in their reflections, demonstrating sincerity and individuality without relying on AI-generated or copied content .

Students might gain insights on balancing technology use, recognizing the importance of verifying information sources, avoiding excessive time on digital platforms, and integrating technology meaningfully in daily and academic activities .

Format guidelines play a role in ensuring consistency and professionalism in the reflection task. They require specific fonts, spacing, and material presentation, which are key elements in adhering to academic standards and contributing to the clarity and organization of each entry .

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