Critical thinking and media literacy

 Critical thinking and media literacy


It is important to determine that critical thinking allows for a deeper understanding of the information people receive on a daily basis. Regardless of the type of message received through advertising, websites, radio, television, etc., it is necessary to analyze important aspects such as:


          Fuente: información tomada del SENA

In this context, if we study the questions related to the previous chart, we will understand the information in a different way — analyzing not only from a sensory perspective, but also from the point of view of the sender and the perspective of the receiver.



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