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  1. Critical thinking and media literacy Mass media is all around us. Think about the following questions based on your own experience with media before reading the article. Have you ever noticed arguments and values implicit in the stories you watch on TV? Have you ever wondered how fictional stories seem so real in the movies? Has it ever seemed to you like the news you read is not as neutral as it appears to be? Have you ever felt that advertisements are selling you something more than products? These questions lead us to the key themes of the article below: media literacy. Read and listen to this article with some definitions of key terms and main ideas to talk about critical thinking and media literacy.

  Cultural Literacy How much do you know about the world and other cultures? Do you know how many countries in the world speak your language? Can you tell which countries speak English as a native language? What time is it on the other side of the world right now? What religion do the people there practice? What is their culture like? How does their education and economy work? Do you find any similarities within these aspects and your own culture? Cultural literacy  is about understanding the world from different perspectives and contributing together to find solutions for common issues we face every day. In this learning activity we are going to analyze important aspects of cultural literacy and its role in building a better society. Also, we are going to study  adjective clauses  to describe people things and places.

 Blog in English 1. Presentation Video 2.  Program Presentation Brochure   3 Presentation Video 4  written document "job application" 5 Opinions About the Work and Academic Context AUDIO 6  Mind Map About your Personal Learning Environment PLE