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Digital Media and Critical Thinking
Types of Media
- Traditional media: newspapers, TV, radio, magazines.
- Digital media: websites, social media, podcasts, streaming.
- Social media: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter/X.
Critical Thinking Skills
- Fact vs Opinion: "The Earth is round" (fact) vs "Summer is the best season" (opinion).
- Fake News: How to detect: check the source, date, other media, sensationalist headlines.
- Media Literacy: understanding how media messages are constructed and why.
Vocabulary
- broadcast, headline, article, journalist, editor, bias, advertising, clickbait, viral, algorithm
Grammar Focus
- Passive Voice: "The article was written by a journalist." "The news is reported every day."
- Formation: Subject + BE + Past Participle.
Ejercicios
1. Read a news article and identify: facts vs opinions.
2. Write a news article (200 words) about a school event using passive voice.
3. Debate: "Social media does more harm than good." Give arguments.
4. Create a fake news article and a real one. Can your classmates tell which is which?
5. Present (3 min): "How to be a smart digital citizen."
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