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Navigating the Digital World: Why Digital Literacy Matters

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Understanding Hortatory Exposition Texts

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Understanding Hortatory Exposition Texts

by RAFIF MAULA ACHSAN
1

The first paragraph of the text serves as the recommendation, giving the writer's final solution.

2

The author states that the convenience of technology only provides vast knowledge without any risks.

3

Digital literacy acts as a critical filter to help students verify sources before accepting them as facts.

4

According to the text, students with strong critical thinking skills are the ones most likely to spread misinformation.

5

A "digital footprint" created by clicks and comments is temporary and can be easily erased.

6

The text implies that future employers or universities might check a student's online behavior.

7

Protecting personal data and knowing how to respond to toxic behavior is part of being digitally literate.

8

The text presents exactly three main arguments to support why digital literacy is urgent.

9

The writer concludes that being tech-savvy (skilled in using technology) is entirely sufficient for students today.

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The government is recommended to implement a mandatory digital literacy program in all high schools.

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