Media Literacy: Navigating the Information Age
Understanding how media messages are constructed, identifying different forms of media, and developing strategies to consume media responsibly.
Key Questions
- Explain the techniques used by media to persuade or influence audiences.
- Analyze the impact of social media on public discourse and opinion formation.
- Design a set of guidelines for responsible media consumption for young people.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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