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Because students search up thinks on the Internet and they believe it and they shouldn't

Julia

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Everyone,definitely kids should see and learn to know what to believe and not to believe
-August

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because if you don't know will be confused whats real or whats not. It would confuse them.

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Yes because people must  know who to elect because it said it in the tex

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Yes because people must  know who to elect because it said it in the tex

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Yes b/c I think they should be able to learn more thing on the news that is true.

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Yes b/c I think they should be able to learn more thing on the news that is true.

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_Vanessa Marion

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Yes because what you read probably true beacaus it got past pablashing. But when you get on a website it could be fals just to gain popularaty to persuade kids to read there site like a girl in fifth grade that said she beleaved everything she saw 

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Yes because what you read probably true beacaus it got past pablashing. But when you get on a website it could be fals just to gain popularaty to persuade kids to read there site like a girl in fifth grade that said she beleaved everything she saw 

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Yes because kids look things up on the Internet for school and porodjects
It says in the text that kids yoused to beleave everything they read on the Internet kids need to know
what there reading is true
and they need to be able to figure out if it's a fact or an opinion.

-Caitlin

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Yes, because kids will then know what is true and what is not. If they had classes kids would go on the Internet and figure out what is true. In 5th grade a girl once thought that everything on the Internet was true. The next year when she had classes and relised that some of it was fake.

Lily W.

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Yes, because if you do not know if things are true then you might think it is a fact and not know it is not true.

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Yes because kids need to

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Yes, because people want to learn interesting FACTS not lies. Such as in the text it says "I tell them that news literacy is really about trying to get the truth." So I think more people should join to know what they are reading!

-Abby Guilfoyle

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Because not everything on the Internet is true. So if more kids join literacy programs they'll know which websites are not lying about what there saying. There was a girl in 5th grade that believed everything she read but she joined a literary program and now she knows what websites are just trying to persuade you.
Sofia

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Yes because a kid could be useful

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yes because it is important  know if what your reading is true or false because some websites are lying about things

-Grant W.

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I think kids should because a girl in sixth grade said that when she was in fifth grade she belived everything that read and now that she is in the literacy program she is more careful about what she reads.

- Devin Bell

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I think they should join more literacy programs because in the text it says the literacy teachers are trying to inform their students more about the fake websites. Joining one of the programs can teach them which websites are trustworthy, and which ones that are just trying to persuade you.

- Annalise L.

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yes,I think kids should be able to tell whats reliable or not because it says in the text not all books or websites are true and kids need to be able to read between the lines

- Ian kuo

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Yes, because  you could maybe learn something new and learn to tell if certain news is reliable or not.

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Should more students take part in news literacy programs? Why? Use details from the article to support your answer. 

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Should more students take part in news literacy programs? Why? Use details from the article to support your answer. 