English for Media Literacy

Name: English for Media Literacy
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Media literacy is a good way of better understanding what you see and read in newspapers, on TV and across social media.

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After completing this course you will be able to:

Describe what 'media literacy' means
Explain how you can improve your own media literacy skills
Recognize the differences between traditional media and social media
Learn the vocabulary that's necessary in order to compare traditional media and social media
Define the order of adjectives and using intensifiers
Define the meaning of 'media bias' and several common types of bias
Identify the importance of including people from various races, cultures and genders in mainstream media reporting

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