ISA pang panukala ang inihain sa Mababang Kapulungan ng Kongreso na nag-aatas sa lahat ng pampubliko at pribadong primary at secondary schools na isama sa kanilang curriculum ang media at information education.

Isinusulong ni Ang Probinsiyano Partylist Rep. Alfred delos Santos ang House Bill 8981 o ang proposed Media and Information Education Act para sa pagbuo ng Media and Information Education bilang component sa primary at secondary curricula.

“This bill is offered as a way to give students a responsive and structured way to hone their Media and Information Literacy,” pahayag ni Delos Santos sa kanyang explanatory note.

“This bill aims to ensure that all students in Grades 1 to 12 shall receive sufficient instruction in this field, to equip them with the skills and understanding that they will need to protect themselves, their community, and by extension, the nation, from fake news and contribute to the enrichment of knowledgeable/informed discussion online, especially on national issues, as responsible citizens,” dagdag ng kongresista.

Batay sa panukala, mandato ng Department of Education, katuwang ang Department of Information and Communications Technology, na bumuo ng module para sa Media and Information Education.

Nakasaad din sa panukala na dapat kumonsulta ang DepEd at DICT sa media experts at practitioners para sa pagbuo ng mga gabay sa responsableng paggamit ng internet.