Media Literacy

• English
• Secondary Education
• Age 11-13

Media Literacy

. Медіаграмотність / 

Media Literacy \ 

/ˈmiːdiə ˈlɪtərəsi/

The ability to analyze, evaluate, and create media messages while understanding their impact. Example: Identifying whether a news story is credible or fake.

Здатність аналізувати, оцінювати та створювати медіаповідомлення, розуміючи їхній вплив. Приклад: Визначення, чи є новина достовірною, чи це фейк

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              Let`s learn new words!

Means of communication like TV, newspapers, and the internet

Засоби комунікації, такі як телебачення, газети та Інтернет

    

     /ˈmiː.di.ə/

media

Information that promotes products or services

 Інформація, що рекламує продукти або послуги

 /ədˈvɜː.tɪs.mənt/

advertisement

The title of an article

 Заголовок статті

 

                         /ˈhed.laɪn/

Headline

Sharing information on TV or radio

Поширення інформації на телебаченні або радіо

 /ˈbrɔːd.kɑːst/

broadcast

To change someone's thoughts or behavior

 Змінювати думки або поведінку кого-небудь

 /ˈɪn.flu.əns/

influence

 Where information comes from

Звідки походить інформація 

/sɔːs/ 

source

                     

                Practicing Vocabulary

                                   Media & News

 Today, many people get news from the (   ). Newspapers, TV, and the internet give us information every day. Before we believe a news (     ), we should check the (    ) . Some news may not be true!

Vocabulary : media, headline, source, influence, broadcast, advertisiment

              Advertisement & Buying Choices 

(   ) try to (    )  people to buy products. They use bright colors, fun words, and happy people to make things look great. Before buying something, it is good to check different  (     ) for honest reviews.

Vocabulary: media, headline, source, influence, broadcast, advertisiment

Grammar topic

Relative clauses \ Відносні речення

📚 What Are Relative Clauses?

A relative clause gives extra information about a person, place, or thing in a sentence. It usually starts with who, which, that, where, when, whose.

📚 Що таке відносні речення?

Відносне речення додає додаткову інформацію про людину, місце чи річ у реченні. Воно зазвичай починається з таких слів: who, which, that, where, when, whose.

📝 Examples:

1️⃣ Who – for people 🗞 A journalist who writes news must check facts. 👩‍🏫 (This tells us more about "a journalist.")

2️⃣ Which – for things 📺 TV is a medium which broadcasts news. 📢 (This tells us more about "TV.")

3️⃣ That – for people or things 📰 This is the newspaper that I read every morning. 🧐 (This tells us more about "the newspaper.")

4️⃣ Where – for places 💻 Social media is a place where people share information. 🌐 (This tells us more about "social media.")

5️⃣ When – for time 📅 Evening is the time when most people watch the news. ⏰ (This tells us more about "evening.")

6️⃣ Whose – for possession 👨‍💼 That is the journalist whose article became famous. 🖊 (This tells us more about "the journalist.")

📝 Приклади:

1️⃣ Who – для людей 🗞 A journalist who writes news must check facts. 🖊 *Журналіст, який пише новини, має перевіряти факти.

2️⃣ Which – для предметів 📺 TV is a medium which broadcasts news. 📢 *Телебачення – це засіб, який транслює новини.

3️⃣ That – для людей або речей 📰 This is the newspaper that I read every morning. 📖 *Це газета, яку я читаю щоранку.

4️⃣ Where – для місць 💻 Social media is a place where people share information. 🌐 *Соціальні мережі – це місце, де люди діляться інформацією.

5️⃣ When – для часу 📅 Evening is the time when most people watch the news. ⏰ *Вечір – це час, коли більшість людей дивляться новини.

6️⃣ Whose – для володіння 👨‍💼 That is the journalist whose article became famous. 🖊 *Це журналіст, чия стаття стала популярною.

                           Let`s read ! 

                          Fake or true?

                                                           Reliable News

Yesterday, the local news broadcast an important story which helped people stay safe. A journalist, who always checks facts, wrote an article about heavy rain and flooding. The headline that appeared in the newspaper was: "Flood Warning in Our City!" Many people listened to the warning and stayed inside. The information came from a reliable source, which was the government weather department. Thanks to the media, people knew what to do.

                                                 Aliens Visit the City

A strange headline, which shocked many people, appeared on social media: "Aliens Land in the Park!" The post, which was shared thousands of times, showed a picture of green creatures. The advertisement that promoted the news said: "Come meet the visitors from space!" However, a journalist who investigated the story found that the picture was fake. The real source, which explained the truth, said the image was from a science fiction movie. This is how fake news can influence people!

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                    Homework

A journalist is a person ____ writes articles for newspapers.

1. who
2. which
3. where
4. when

The headline ____ appeared in the newspaper was shocking.

1. that
2. who
3. where
4. when

Social media is a place ____ people share information quickly.

1. when
2. that
3. who
4. where