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THE ROLE OF MEDIA LITERACY EDUCATION IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Abstract

 This article discusses the crucial role of media literacy and education aimed at it in the life of society. Media literacy is the ability of people to correctly understand, analyze and consciously use messages coming from the media. The article discusses the role of media literacy in protecting against false information and manipulation, active participation in democratic processes, and ensuring personal development and well-being, and justifies its necessity for the stability of society and reliable information exchange.

Keywords

Media literacy, information analysis, critical thinking, protection against false information, democratic processes, information sources, social stability, digital literacy.

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