What is media literacy?, reading fast, Finding and understanding information, Watching TV, speaking English , What does media literacy mainly help people do?, Create social media accounts, Understand and evaluate information critically, Learn English grammar faster, Use only traditional books, According to UNESCO, media and information literacy helps people to, Use technology only for fun, Speak like native speakers, Get information and express themselves responsibly, Avoid using the internet, Why is English called a global lingua franca?, It is used for communication by people from different countries, It has no grammar rules, It is spoken only in English-speaking countries, It is the easiest language in the world, Why is media literacy important for ELF users?, Because textbooks are not useful, Because grammar is more important than meaning, Because online content often uses images, videos, and emotions, Because English texts are always difficult, What does the term “multiliteracies” mean?, Studying grammar deeply, Understanding meaning through text, images, sound, and visuals, Learning many languages at the same time, Reading only printed books, What is an example of multimodal media?, A printed dictionary, A grammar worksheet, A TikTok video with sound, subtitles, and visuals, A handwritten letter, Why should English learners develop media literacy skills?, To understand real-life communication better, To stop using social media, To focus only on exams, To avoid digital tools, How can images and music influence media messages?, They make messages shorter, They help check grammar, They can change how people feel and think, They remove meaning, Why is media literacy especially important for teachers?, They use many textbooks, They create exams, They guide students to think critically, They speak English well.

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