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[Audio] 2. CRITICAL STRATEGIES.
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[Audio] 3. preencoded.png. preencoded.png. Strategy 1: Critical Reading.
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[Audio] 5. 2. Strategy 2: Critical Listening. Definition: Critical listening is the process of carefully listening to spoken information and evaluating its meaning, credibility, evidence, and purpose. Key Question: "Is the information I hear accurate, reliable, and well-supported?".
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[Audio] 7. 3. Strategy 3: Critical Viewing. Definition: Critical viewing is the process of analyzing and evaluating visual or multimedia information to understand its meaning, purpose, credibility, and influence. Key Question: "How does the visual presentation affect what I understand or believe?".
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[Audio] 9. Summary Comparison Table. Strategy Primary Medium Primary Focus Key Evaluation Criteria Critical Reading Written Text Textual arguments, structure, and text evidence Logic, assumptions, author bias, validity of written sources Critical Listening Spoken Words / Audio Oral presentations, lectures, and explanations Tone, verbal clarity, relevance of evidence, logic of oral arguments Critical Viewing Visuals / Multimedia Graphics, diagrams, visual layouts, and videos Visual framing, scale accuracy, design choices, graphical representation.