Factual or Satirical?
Factual - Believable
Satirical - Fake news but funny
The Onion
- What does it look like?
The website looks legit
-What photos is it using?
Most of the photos are Photoshop-ed/edited but the others are from the internet
-What headlines are they using?
The Headlines that they are using is fake but funny
The New York Times
- What does it look like?
The headlines are very organised and seems legit
-What photos is it using?
The photos are reliable some, but not all
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines looks reliable and seems to be true.
The Civilian
- What does it look like?
The Headlines are unreliable
-What photos is it using?
The photos are Photoshop-ed and feels like out from google
-What headlines are they using?
The Headlines is funny and very satirical
The Daily Mail
- What does it look like?
It look legit
-What photos is it using?
The photos is reliable
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines they are using are credible
The Daily Mash
- What does it look like?
It doesn't look very credible
-What photos is it using?
The photos they are using is unreliable looks funny
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines are funny and fake
The Herald
- What does it look like?
The website looks like reliable
-What photos is it using?
They are using photos from their own and very credible
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines they are using is credible
It doesn't look very credible
-What photos is it using?
The photos they are using is unreliable looks funny
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines are funny and fake
The Herald
- What does it look like?
The website looks like reliable
-What photos is it using?
They are using photos from their own and very credible
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines they are using is credible
The Shovel
- What does it look like?
The website looks not fake.
-What photos is it using?
Some photos are edited some are taken form another source.
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines they are using is unreliable
Daily Telegraph
The website looks not fake.
-What photos is it using?
Some photos are edited some are taken form another source.
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines they are using is unreliable
Daily Telegraph
- What does it look like?
The website looks descent and believable
-What photos is it using?
They are using their photos taken from other source and some are edited
-What headlines are they using?
The website looks descent and believable
-What photos is it using?
They are using their photos taken from other source and some are edited
-What headlines are they using?
The headlines is credible
The Onion -Satirical
https://www.theonion.com/fly-my-pretties-says-jeff-bezos-releasing-swarm-of-1832469973
New York Times - Factual
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/02/09/world/americas/brazil-dam-collapse.html
Both sites looks legit but if you look closely that a lot of photos from the Onion is mostly Photoshop-ed or edited to make real. If you read both Articles you can say that the Onion is making a joke of the CEO of the Amazon company, by saying that the National Enquirer posses a nude photo of him, thus making it fake at the other hand the New York Times is very professional of their photos and videos and I found out that the other websites is publishing the same report of "A collapsing Dam in Brazil" which making it believable.
5 things to check if the website is Satirical or Factual
1. Check the photos that they are using
2.What does the website look like
3.Check the source of the website
4.Check the other website if they are publishing the same thing
5.Check for the quality
1. Check the photos that they are using
2.What does the website look like
3.Check the source of the website
4.Check the other website if they are publishing the same thing
5.Check for the quality
What am I learning: I am learning Critical Literacy
How does this show my learning: This shows my learning by think critically to a literacy topic
What am I wondering: I am wondering how do I apply my new learning in a day to day basis
Practise
-Can you find this image online?
-Crap Test
-Google Image search
-General Google search
Butterflies
-What kind of language is used in the text?
The kind of language they are using is broken English
-What is this text about, how do you know?
This text is about killing butterflies, because a part of the story the granddaughter said "I killed all the butterflies"
-What does the author want us to know?
The author want us to know that other people has different perspective and different understandings.
-How are characters constructed in this text?
The grandparents are proud of their grandchild.
-What kinds of social realities does the text portray?
It portrays the life back then.
Critical Questioning Matrix
Lift plus
-How does the text depict age, gender, and cultural groups?
The text depict Islander men's in 20's to 30's age group acting stupid
-How are the characters constructed?
The characters are constructed to be dumb and funny.
-What genre is does the text belong?
The text belong to a comedy genre.
Bunch O' Balloons
-Who Benefits this text?
The people who benefits the text is the parents and children.
-How are the characters constructed?
The characters are constructed to be happy and playful.
-Who is the most likely audience?
The most likely audience of the text are kids and parents.
McDonald's
-Who benefits this text?
The people who benefits this text are the people who doesn't have enough money but they want to eat
-What do the images suggest?
The images suggest the 1, 2, 3 dollar meal will save you from hunger.
-What genre this text belong?
This text belong to a advertisement/comedy genre
The Hare and the Tortoise
-How are characters constructed in the text?
One of the characters is constructed to be humble and resilient and the other one is constructed to brag and show off
-How does the text construct a version of reality?
The text construct if you aim for your goal slow and steady you will most likely to achieve.
-Who is the most likely audience of this text and why?
The most likely audience is children, parents, and teachers. They are most likely to be the audience because these story is widely known to have a moral value and it is used to teach kids to be resilient and be slow and steady instead of speed and flashy
GODS PLAN
-What is the text about
The text is about sharing your blessing
-Who is the most likely audience
The most likely audience is teens and his fans
-What does the author want us to know
The author wants us to take care of out parents and share your blessings
What is Critical Literacy - Reflection Time
-What do you think Critical Literacy is?
Critical Literacy is thinking critically about the text.
-What did you learn during Critical Literacy?
I learned about how to know if the website is satirical or factual I also learned about the C.R.A.P. Test.
C for Currency R for Reliability A for Authority P for Purpose or Point of view.
-What did you find challenging during Critical Literacy?
I find understanding the text challenging.
-How will you use Critical Literacy skills in real life?
I will use Critical Literacy to know website is reliable, I will use it to understand the text more clearly.
-What are you looking forward to in English this year?
I am looking forward to improve my grammar and spelling skills.
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