MIDTERM 03 - Critical Thinking Flashcards
Is the ability to create an opinion with factual supporting evidence that is rational
Critical thinking
Refers to any object that can be read; it is a coherent set of signs that transmits some kind of informative message
Text
Refers to the final concept of the idea by the sender
Message
Your message should be neutral and unbiased (Purposes of message)
To inform/educate
Your audience must be given enjoyable and relaxing feelings (Purposes of message)
To entertain
Your message should be able to influence your audience towards your point (Purposes of message)
To persuade
Are also called media conglomerates; most of them own different media forms that we consume like television, radio, film, music, and websites
Corporations
Other name for corporations
Media conglomerates
Also known as state-owned media; are media produced or funded by the government
Government
Other name for government
State-owned media
Refers to the independent media; these forms of media are free from the influence of the corporate or government
Individuals
Is a more active way of unveiling information and ideas presented by the text
Critical reading
Is a logical process of scrutinizing what you listened to
Critical listening
Entails comprehension, interpretation, and evaluation of the information presented by television, film, and other visual media
Critical viewing
Are strategies that are meant to provide extended learning around video and streaming content, as well as opportunities for more complex thinking about the content
Extended comprehension strategies