How can you read the media wisely? Media literacy and Estonian language skills. We’ll meet in the Alaniidu Society’s community room at Tiskre School to read and discuss the media together while practising Estonian. Do you always understand what a news story is really saying? How can you tell fact from opinion and reliable information from misleading content? Why can news reports about the same event be so different?
At the language café, you can:
- practise speaking Estonian;
- learn new and useful media-related vocabulary;
- discuss news stories and articles;
- learn to recognise facts, opinions and persuasive language;
- get to know the National Library building.
Come along if you want to use more Estonian in real life and better understand what the media tells us every day.
Everyone is welcome. What matters isn’t perfect Estonian, but a willingness to use it and keep learning (required language level: A2/B1).
Participation is free of charge. Please register in advance at tellimused@libharku.ee.
The meeting will take place on 3 December from 17:30 to 19:30.
Please arrive by 17:15.
The café meetings are led by integration specialist Victoria Punga, who has over 15 years of experience in the field. She holds a master’s degree in political science from Tallinn University.
