Navigating the Digital World: Why Digital Literacy Matters

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Understanding Hortatory Exposition Texts

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Navigating the Digital World: Why Digital Literacy MattersVersion en ligne Understanding Hortatory Exposition Texts par RAFIF MAULA ACHSAN 1 The first paragraph of the text serves as the recommendation, giving the writer's final solution. Yes No 2 The author states that the convenience of technology only provides vast knowledge without any risks. Yes No 3 Digital literacy acts as a critical filter to help students verify sources before accepting them as facts. Yes No 4 According to the text, students with strong critical thinking skills are the ones most likely to spread misinformation. Yes No 5 A "digital footprint" created by clicks and comments is temporary and can be easily erased. Yes No 6 The text implies that future employers or universities might check a student's online behavior. Yes No 7 Protecting personal data and knowing how to respond to toxic behavior is part of being digitally literate. Yes No 8 The text presents exactly three main arguments to support why digital literacy is urgent. Yes No 9 The writer concludes that being tech-savvy (skilled in using technology) is entirely sufficient for students today. Yes No 10 The government is recommended to implement a mandatory digital literacy program in all high schools. Yes No

Navigating the Digital World: Why Digital Literacy MattersVersion en ligne

Understanding Hortatory Exposition Texts

par RAFIF MAULA ACHSAN

The first paragraph of the text serves as the recommendation, giving the writer's final solution.

Yes

The author states that the convenience of technology only provides vast knowledge without any risks.

Yes

Digital literacy acts as a critical filter to help students verify sources before accepting them as facts.

Yes

According to the text, students with strong critical thinking skills are the ones most likely to spread misinformation.

Yes

A "digital footprint" created by clicks and comments is temporary and can be easily erased.

Yes

The text implies that future employers or universities might check a student's online behavior.

Yes

Protecting personal data and knowing how to respond to toxic behavior is part of being digitally literate.

Yes

The text presents exactly three main arguments to support why digital literacy is urgent.

Yes

The writer concludes that being tech-savvy (skilled in using technology) is entirely sufficient for students today.

Yes

The government is recommended to implement a mandatory digital literacy program in all high schools.

Yes

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Navigating the Digital World: Why Digital Literacy MattersVersion en ligne

par RAFIF MAULA ACHSAN

The first paragraph of the text serves as the recommendation, giving the writer's final solution.

The author states that the convenience of technology only provides vast knowledge without any risks.

Digital literacy acts as a critical filter to help students verify sources before accepting them as facts.

According to the text, students with strong critical thinking skills are the ones most likely to spread misinformation.

A "digital footprint" created by clicks and comments is temporary and can be easily erased.

The text implies that future employers or universities might check a student's online behavior.

Protecting personal data and knowing how to respond to toxic behavior is part of being digitally literate.

The text presents exactly three main arguments to support why digital literacy is urgent.

The writer concludes that being tech-savvy (skilled in using technology) is entirely sufficient for students today.

The government is recommended to implement a mandatory digital literacy program in all high schools.

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