In today’s world, information is everywhere. Every day we receive news, images, videos, and messages from television, radio, newspapers, and especially social media. However, not everything we read or watch is true. That is why critical thinking and media literacy are essential skills for modern life. Critical thinking means analyzing information carefully before accepting it as true. It is asking questions like: Who wrote this? Why did they write it? Is the source reliable? What evidence do they present? When we think critically, we avoid believing in false ideas or falling into manipulation. Media literacy is the ability to understand and use the media in a responsible way. It helps us identify fake news, stereotypes, advertisements, and hidden messages that can influence our thoughts and decisions. With media literacy, we learn to compare sources, verify facts, and recognize different points of view. For example, when we see a news story on social media, we should not immediate...