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1) We will inform our teachers and parents and check with them if the news are true or fake
2) We will get our news from reliable sources like the Straits Times and CNA.

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1) We will inform our teachers and parents and check with them if the news are true or fake.

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1) We will inform our teachers and parents and check with them if the news are true or fake.

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2) We will get our news from reliable sources like the Straits Times and CNA.

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I will advice them to check properly whether it is fake news.

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I will read from the reliable news website like strait times and CNA.

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Q1) We will check for fake news, compare facts and opinions & confirm with parents or teachers if we are unsure.

Q2) We don't believe everything that we see online and check for unusual URLs.

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Not everything: news, photo or video can be trusted. News can be faked. Images can be photoshopped. Videos doctored with Deepfake technology.

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Check from different sources.
Use tools to check on news.
Look for details: dig deeper

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Q2) Think about another part of truth before we spread the news.

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Q2) Think about another part of truth before we spread the news.

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Q1) After the workshop, what would you do differently when you read news online?Q2) Share a piece of advice you would have for others when they read news online.

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Q1) After the workshop, what would you do differently when you read news online?Q2) Share a piece of advice you would have for others when they read news online.

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Q1 (i) check for fake news (ii) search for keywords (iii) check for URL (iv)check for another part of the truth
Q2 (i) Teach them how to spot for fake news (ii) Check for strange URLs (iii) Ask to search for important key words

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Use Snope.com to check.

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Check if it is opinion or fact

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Think before I take it as a truth

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Q1) Go to official website for information. Check facts with the official website. Don't believe everything that we read online. 

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Q1) Go to official website for information. Check facts with the official website. Don't believe everything that we read online. 

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Share a piece of advice you would have for others when they read news online.

We will tell them to watch out for fake news. Do not trust everything on the internet.

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We need to check for fake news. We can check the information from a reliable source. For example: CNA

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Qn 2) Don't always trust what they see or read online. Watch the official news channel or go to the official sites to check if what they read or see is true.

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Q1) We will look out for keywords to identify fake news. Do not believe everything you see/view on the internet.
Q2) We will make sure it is a trusted source when you read news online for example CNA.

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Qn 1) We will check if the news is true or fake. We must check if the url is unusual and not believe everything that we read or see online. We should read news on offical websites that are credible like CNA.

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Q1.
Not everything that you see or read is true so we have to check for the truth.
Compare facts and opinions
Cross-check information that we read or see

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Dig deeper for facts
Don't simply believe in everything that you see

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Q1) - always check before sending the news to others so that rumours can stop.
- check the URLs
Q2) - don't spread fake news to other people.
- after watching the video, think if the video is real or not.

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Qn 2) We will tell our friends not to trust everything online and check the sources properly / well.

Be safe , do not trust everything that is posted online!

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Qn1) We will not believe everything that is posted online as news as it might be fake news.

We will check the newspapers or even watch the news on television to confirm whether the news on the web is true.

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We will check for fake news.

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The advice I can give to my friend is to go to a trusted website for information. (examples include CNA, gov.sg, MOE, MOH, etc)

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1) Check if the news has unusual things e.g. edited photographs

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1) Check if the news has unusual things e.g. edited photographs

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2) Check the truth of a piece of news against another website like commonsense.org
2) Do not believe all that we read online.

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We will read from reliable news like the straits time and CNA.

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Compare facts and opinions (if something is factual, we are looking at numbers, data)

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Q1) Check whether the website is real or fake (if the website ends with a .com.co, it probably is a fake website).

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Q1) Check whether the website is real or fake (if the website ends with a .com.co, it probably is a fake website).

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Q1) We will check for fake news.
Q2) Check for unusual URLs, check if it is a fact or opinion, listen to all sides of the story and not just part of the truth.

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Q1) - Check for fake news
- Compare facts and opinions
- Confirm with parents or teachers

Q2) Don't believe everything that you see online.

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Don't share fake news, check the date that the news was published. Look out for photoshopped images and deepfake videos.

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Q1) Check the website's URL (.com.co - is wrong!)

Q2) Compare it with previous experience and think back to what you already know to see if a news article is true or if it's fake news.

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Check whether is real or fake by cross checking it with another source or go to Snopes to check the reliability of the source.

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Q1) After the workshop, what would you do differently when you read news online?
- Evaluate the news
- Use fact-checking websites

Q2) Share a piece of advice you would have for others when they read news online.
- Check for incorrect date and source of website
- Look at the website address
- Don't share things without checking

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Q1) We will ....
Q2) We will ...

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**Please label Q1 and Q2 when entering your class's responses. 

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**Please label Q1 and Q2 when entering your class's responses. 

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Q1) After the workshop, what would you do differently when you read news online?

Q2) Share a piece of advice you would have for others when they read news online.