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En las noticias diarias usted quiere, como pensador crÃtico, distinguir entre información correcta, mala información, información tendenciosa e intento deliberado de persuasión. ¿Cómo se puede hacer?
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... INTEGRAL Colegio Internacional de Educación Holística para la Paz Nombre: Karina Rosero Fecha: 23 de Enero de 2008 Curso: 3s Rojo En las noticias diarias usted quiere, como pensador crítico, distinguir entre información correcta, mala información, información tendenciosa e intento deliberado de persuasión. ¿Cómo se puede hacer? Diariamente, podemos ver leer o escuchar noticias de ya sea e la radio, periódicos o en la televisión, pero ¿como podemos estar seguros de que son algo real y verdadero, y no una mala información un intento por engañarnos? A lo largo d este ensayo voy demostrar que el lograr distinguir las noticias es algo posible en algunos casos pero no en otros y como podemos diferenciarlos o distinguirlos. Muchas veces cuando nos enteramos de las noticias a través de los medios de comunicación, como podemos estar seguros que lo que estamos leyendo es algo verdadero y no un invento cualquiera, el cual es usado para llamar la atención
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