ka: What do you think about digital literacy in K-12?

tor: What is K-12?

ka: Oh no. You don't know? K-12 is a term for grades from kindergarten through 12th grade.

tor: Oh, I see. Well, it introduces young children and teenagers to digital media.

ka: That's right. It prepares them for the skills they need to engage in technology both safely and responsibly.

tor: It has altered the way people communicate, interact, and work. But that's not all. Technology has also changed the way children learn. Digital literacy, also known as virtual learning and e-learning, has the potential to improve lifelong learning.

ka: Yes, it teaches them how to access online information and learn social responsibility while interacting on social networks.

tor: Absolutely. But they must be cautious when using social networks.

ka: I'm not sure about that. There are still many students who use their digital skills for doing something bad. For example, they comment on others' posts with rude words.

tor: You're right. Between traditional literacy and digital literacy, which do you prefer?

ka: I prefer traditional literacy. Reading printed media is safer than reading from a computer, laptop, or smartphone.

tor: True, but reading through digital media is cheaper.

ka: Well, we have different opinions then.

In the dialogue you have completed, identify the expressions of stating, agreeing, and disagreeing.