Questão 96859

Critical Literacy, as a pedagogical framework, extends beyond basic decoding and comprehension skills. It encourages learners to engage with texts by questioning power structures, uncovering biases, and analyzing the socio-political contexts in which texts are produced and consumed. An educator aiming to foster critical literacy in an advanced English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course would design activities that prompt students to move from a passive reception of information to an active, critical interrogation of the material. Which of the following tasks is most aligned with the core principles of a critical literacy approach?