Critical Thinking and Media Literacy

 Today, we need to think carefully about the information we find online. Critical thinking helps us understand what is true and what is false. Media literacy means knowing how to read and understand news, videos, and social media posts. It is important to check the source and ask questions like: Who wrote this? Why? Can I trust this information?

 



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