Critical thinking and media literacy

In today’s world, where we receive news and information every second from social media, TV, and websites, it is very important to stop and think before we believe or share something. During my English learning process, I understood how to ask questions like: Who created this content? What is their goal? Is it based on facts or opinions?

By analyzing articles, watching videos, and participating in debates, I learned to recognize fake news and manipulation. This helped me become more responsible with the information I consume and share.
Critical thinking and media literacy have taught me not just to understand a language, but to understand the world.

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