This article will analyze the main mechanisms and components of the formation of media literacy for modern youth. Media literacy is an important skill that allows the younger generation to be taught to analyze, sort and use information responsibly. The article examines the essence of media literacy, the role of education in its development, the use of digital technologies and the processes of forming an Information Culture in society. Methodological recommendations are also made among young people regarding increased immunity to false information, the development of critical thinking and the safe management of information. The study used an analytical approach using the example of international experiments and advanced practices on the formation of media literacy. This article serves as a valuable resource for young people, educators and researchers who seek to act effectively in an information environment.

Assessment is considered as a powerful and multifaceted impact on the student. It affects the course of educational activity, success, motivation, and the formation of certain personality traits of the child. In the history of pedagogy, the assessment component had various requirements: from corporal punishment to no assessments at all.

Assessment is an integral part of language learning, and it is essential to determine the progress and proficiency of a learner. There are different types of assessment methods used in language education, including Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Short Answer Questions (SAQs). Both MCQs and SAQs are crucial in assessing language skills, and they serve different purposes in the evaluation process. Therefore, it is essential to use both MCQs and SAQs in language assessment to provide a comprehensive evaluation of a learner's language proficiency. The present article discusses their importance in terms of assessing reading skills.