
Media Literacy and Media Language
Students explore how media constructs reality through specific codes and conventions. They learn to deconstruct media messages critically to understand underlying biases.
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Students explore how media constructs reality through specific codes and conventions. They learn to deconstruct media messages critically to understand underlying biases.
Key Questions
- What is media literacy?
- How do different media use unique languages to communicate?
- Why is it important to deconstruct media messages?
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