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List of publications on a keyword: «student audience»

  • Critical analysis of media texts as a tool for students’ media literacy: a structural-functional model

    Conference Paper
    The Topical Issues of the Humanities and Social Sciences
    Author:
    Polina S. Zhukova
    Work direction:
    Социальные процессы и образование
    Abstract:
    The article examines the transformation of the media consumption structure of the student audience under the influence of the digital environment: the news agenda is shaped not only by editorial offices but also by platforms, recommendation algorithms, and users, while hybrid formats make external signs of credibility unreliable. It is noted that existing approaches describe media literacy as a list of competencies and rarely offer a reproducible procedure for working with a text. The aim is to systematize existing approaches and propose a structural-functional model of critical media text analysis for university practice. Based on publications from 2003–2025, the protectionist, competency-based, and critical-constructivist approaches are identified. A four-block model of analysis is proposed – origin and channel, factual basis, discursive means, and algorithmic environment – with a decision rule for each block and a criteria-based assessment scale. The conclusion is drawn that the model translates media literacy into a step-by-step procedure; empirical approbation constitutes the prospect for further research.
    Keywords:
    student audience, media text, critical thinking, media education, media literacy, media competence, media consumption, fact-checking, digital media environment
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  • Proektnoe obuchenie kak sposob motivirovat' na professiiu (iz opyta podgotovki zhurnalistov)

    Book Chapter
    Education and science: current trends No 2
    Authors:
    Iuliia E. Chereshneva, Liudmila A. Kokhanova, Sergei B. Golovko
    Work direction:
    Парадигмы современного образования
    Abstract:
    Theoretical foundations and principles of project training for students in the specialty «Journalism», as a way to motivate a journalist for the profession is studied by the authors. The concept of project training for journalists is based on the idea that training should be motivating, especially when it comes to specialized discipline. The result of such training should be considered the skills and abilities generated by students to use the new things that they received in the course of their studies. The authors summarizing their own experience and the practice of colleagues, determine the main characteristics of this method and the principles, following which allows to obtain the desired results. The definition of «project training» is given as an organization of the educational process, when the study of a course or the entire cycle of courses in a specialty is aimed at the final result obtained in the process of setting the task and its implementation. Mechanisms to achieve this goal are training, workshops, role-playing games such as focus groups. The principles of activity, research (creative) position, objectivity (awareness) of behavior and partner (subject – subject) communication are considered in detail.
    Keywords:
    project training, training, journalism, motive, knowledge, skills, workshop, student audience, training course, principles of activity, principles of research position, principles of objectivity of behavior, principles of partner communications
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