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Task instructions:
You are taking part in an English debate club discussion on digital literacy. You should give a 3 to 5-minute talk in which you present your opinion on the issue. After the talk, you should answer three questions. Study the material provided below (the content and arguments) in order to plan your talk.
In your talk you should:
• formulate the issue raised in the material, • compare the information provided in the material, • state your opinion on the issue, • support your opinion with at least two arguments, including reasons and examples, • come to a conclusion.
Source 1:
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Source 2:
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Digital literacy is the skill to navigate our digital world using reading, writing, technical skills, and critical thinking. It’s using technology – like a smartphone, PC, e-reader, and more – to find, evaluate, and communicate information. It means having the skills you need to live, learn, and work in a society where communication and access to information is increasingly through digital technologies like internet platforms, social media, and mobile devices.
www.westernsydney.edu.au
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In 2021, 95% of young people aged 16-29 years in the EU reported using the internet daily. Although the internet can provide a place for young people to share their experiences and to exchange their views, there are also risks. It is equally important to address safety concerns and to teach young people to analyse, compare and critically evaluate the credibility and reliability of sources of data, information and digital content. Despite the high number of young people using the internet, only 36%, at an EU level, engage in activities related to fact-checking online information and its sources.
ec.europa.eu
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After your talk, please, answer three questions:
1. How can digital literacy skills help someone in their career?
2. What can schools do to improve young people’s digital literacy skills?
3. Why is it important to fact-check information before sharing it online?
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