What is critical thinking, Accepting everything we read, Carefully examining information before believing it, What is the writer’s position?, The author’s opinion or viewpoint, The title of the text, What is an explicit position?, An opinion that is suggested indirectly, An opinion that is stated directly, How can social media affect students?, It can only help students, It can help learning but also distract students, What is an implicit position?, An opinion suggested indirectly, An opinion stated clearly and directly, Can social media distract students?, Yes, excessive use can distract them from studying, No, social media never affects studying, What is the difference between facts and opinions?, Facts can be checked, while opinions express personal views, Facts and opinions always mean the same thing, How can we check if information is reliable?, Believe it immediately, Check the source and compare evidence, Why is critical thinking important?, It helps us make informed decisions, It helps us believe everything online, What is a reflective paragraph?, A list of unrelated words, A paragraph explaining our opinion and reasons, What should we do before agreeing with an author?, Evaluate the arguments and evidence, Accept every statement immediately, What does “bias” mean?, A completely neutral view, A preference for one side or viewpoint, What is the intended audience?, The people a text is written for, The person who edits the text, Why do writers use evidence?, To make a text longer, To support their arguments, How can social media affect students?, It can help learning but also cause distractions, It has no effect on students

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