Media Literacy

3. a sign that stands for something else, such as designs, places, words, ideas which can represent family life, religion, power, nationalism or any other concept Usually a smaller symbol is used to represent something larger
5. a typical representation of some group or something
6. can be inclusionary (to invite people into the group) or exclusionary (to exclude people from the group by linguistics, skills)
7. a group of people with some common bonding such as familial relationship, friendship. location or religious beliefs
8. sending ideas that communicates exactly what one does or does not like
9. sending honest praise

1. to recognize patterns and organize parts
2. characteristics of someone or some object that are descriptive and can be fact or opinion
4. an emphasis on the way we communicate rather than what we communicate
6. to use old ideas to create new ones and to generalize from given facts to predict or draw conclusions.