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I think that the article about the school was a very good piece of writing to write about, and the one about homewrok was an interesting piece but they could of put more effort into writing the story and made the website more effective to look at

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The first article is very fake because you can tell that's it's on a google doc and it doesn't have much information .

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While making the article about the new school did it make you think about the kids there.

Why did you choose to right the about the school?

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I think that the first article was fake because it was made on a google doc and there wasn't a lot of writing on there.

The second one you could tell was real because there was a lot more writing in there along with a picture. It was also set out a lot better.

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I think that first one was fake because it didn't have enough information but the second article did have information so therefore the second one is real.

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At your school did you have breakfast in the morning?

Why did you make this website?

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In the fake article you could tell it was fake because Of The bad graphics and quality of the article.

The reason why I new that the 2nd article was real was because it was good quality and it actually looked like a article

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The first article was about how people wanted to band homework because they want more time with there families even though they probably have holidays and the weekend so they can spend time with there families then.

The second article was about a school in St Lucia it had a lot more information and a lot of pictures of the school and of the kids so that makes the article look more realistic

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Spelling

Making sure you have right facts and not fake facts

Have enough information

Making sure you have proper grammar and full stops after you finish a sentence

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Check your spelling

Your punctuation

Your grammar

And after full stop

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What motivated you to write about this topic?

What made you want to write about this topic?

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Why did you choose this school to write about?

What made you want to write about this?

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it was really fake because the fake one wanted to band home work and it sounded strange

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For the real article it had lots of information and you could tell that it was from their school.

For the Fake article I could tell it was fake because unlike the real one it had hardly any information.

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in the first text the counter was stopping all homework  which was Basically telling us that it was fake and the the second one was weird because kid all round the world is beffrent

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Why did you write about this school?
Have you ever had breakfast at that school?

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You can check if it is coming from a trusted source. If you are no sure you can search it up and look at other sources

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I think the first was fake because the quality wasn't that great and the 2nd was real because it had more information on it compered to the fake one and the fake one had black and white picture

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For the fake article, it said that the former president would ban homework but I think that if it was real, there should've been a discussion about it at first instead of just thinking of it and saying it.

For the real article, I thought that it was fake until I realised that it had a lot of information that backed it up and that it supported a good cause.

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I think the first article was fake and the second one is real. The second one has more information than the first one. The second one has more information, facts on what's it about. The first one you can tell is on a doc and the second one is on a site.

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I think the first article was fake because it looked like it was on a google doc.and the 2nd article was on a website and it had lost more information and it had things that probably happen in other countries. The second article also had a lot more pictures.

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I think the first article was fake because in the second article they showed a lot more pictures of the place they were talking about and in the first on they were saying that they would band homework and also there was only a paragraph in the fake one and a lot more writing in the second one.

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- You can check if the spelling is correct or incorrect.

- Making sure that the website you are on is a reliable source.

- Also Making sure that they have enough information for you to read

-You can search up the Author on social media to see if they are real or fake

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I think the article on the school is really informational and really interesting.

The article on the homework is fake so I think it's kind of pointless.

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Why did you choose this school?
What made you want to write about?

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Why did you choose to write about this?
Have you ever had breakfast at school?

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There're a lot of ways you can tell if websites, or Articles are fake. When browsing through a website, check for:

- Spelling/Grammar, check for any mistakes in sentences, make sure all the punctuation and words are correct.
- Check if any of the information is reliable or true.
- Using words that don't really need to be there.
- If there's any quotes on there make sure there're actually true.
- Make sure some of the language is formal.
- Check if any pictures on there are actually related to the text.
- Make sure to check if the website you are reading on is an actual reliable source.

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Why did you choose to write about a school in the Caribbean

Why would you write a fake article.

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Ways to be aware of fake news online:
-Check if it is a reliable resource
-Check the spelling or grammar
-If anyone from the public can edit it then it is not 100% reliable because anyone can put anything on it.
-If you are unsure check other websites or facts.
-Check if there is detail in the text and if each point is backed up with more points.
-Check how the author has written or displayed it.

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My opinion on the fake article:
Was that banning homework would not be a good idea because some people need it and throughout the text I wasn't really agreeing or believing most of it.

My opinion of the true article:
Was about the difference of every school and it taught me that education can be very different in other countries.

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What school would you choose to write about next time?

Was this article to raise awareness about schools or something else?

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I could tell that the fake article was fake because at one point it said that Juan Oriando Hernandez was the former president but then on another line it just said he was the president. The subject of banning homework seemed absurd to begin with because there are students who may actually need homework to benefit for their learning. They also mentioned that any teacher that gave out homework would be fined which is a bit extreme.

I could tell that the true article was true because is was from a reliable source which in this case was national geographic kids. They also had detail and was specific about what they were talking about. "This Eastern Caribbean island reaches average temperatures of 31°C and above from mid-August to the end of October, so the classrooms at Monchy Primary School are bright and airy, with big windows. Some classes are even held outside!"

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First look at the url bar and see if it is secure because being cyber smart helps you not to be in danger of password scams and stuff like that.

Don't use stuff like Wikipedia because it usually is fake and can be edited.

Check the grammar is correct, and check spelling. Check online to see if people have had any problems with the site.

And check if the info is real by going on to google and seeing if there is any info about it.

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I learnt that education overseas is very different like in NZ you have to go to school at 5 and leave at 12 or 13. Then you go to high school for 5 years. But in St Lucia you go to school at 4 and leave at 14. At the start of reading the first text i thought it looked pretty real but then i saw the other website and started to realise those small things that are making it look fake.

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My two questions.

Why did you choose this school?

What was the exact hottest time over there?

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-Check spelling
- Link
- fact check

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I think that the grammar, punctuation and lack of information shows that the article about homework one is fake also because there was not any evidence that backed up the main facts.

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- Make sure it has a real website link
- Spelling
- See how much information
- Check if the information is actually real

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-Make sure its releable source.
-Spelling.
-Comments.
-Fact check.
-Check other news platforms.

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- You can be aware if it the spelling on the page is incorrect.
- You can search it up just to make sure if the news is real or not.
- You can look at social media to see.
- See if they don't have enough information.
- Check if the grammar is incorrect or not.

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Some ways you can be aware of fake news is by:
- Looking at the punctuation/grammar.
- Making sure the author has backed up the main point with supporting and relevant detail.
-  Looking at the structure of the text.
- And seeing if it's a reliable source or not.

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I first thought that the first article was real because it had pictures and websites and the bottom . But then when I saw the second one I knew it was a real one because it had a real website link and the first one was on a google doc.

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It was like fake because they said they wanted to band homework because kids still do homework today, and also it was made in 2016 and the picture we all black and white

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I have realised something. In different places, school may not be the same as ours, in different places, it can be hot, or cold, whatever it is, it's something different. It's amazing too see how different other schools our to ours, it truly amazes me to see all the different activities that the other students do.

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I knew that the first one was fake because it was made in  2016 and no articles were black and white and when you look at the website it said google docs then i searched up the website and it was fake.

The second one was real because it had lots of information and it was a real website.

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I think the article about school in the Caribbean is authentic because it comes from national geographic witch is a trusted source and it isn't something someone would normally fake.

I think the one on homework was fake because since it was not from a website i thought I would search up more research about it and find a trusted source but it came up with fake news articles for kids sooooo yeah.

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In the first article it was really quick to no the fake from the real by the no home work.

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I think that once seeing both of the texts together, it made me realise how easy it can be for some people to believe fake articles/news. It also made me think deeper about the purpose of each text and how the author has structured their text to make it look real or fake.

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In the fake article it was very easy to tell that it was fake because no one would really go that far to ban homework altogether just because of what one person said/complained about.
its cool for the author to talk what its like in this school so if someone wants to send their kid there or something they kind of have an idea of what they are dealing with.

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For article 1, I first thought that it was real because it looked like it would've been all over the news but then I have never seen it on social media at all.

For the website, it didn't change my opinion on it because I completely believed it and I still do because there is proof on why their doing it and their doing it for a good cause to help children that haven't ate breakfast and the children that go to school hungry

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You can usually tell when things are fake when they
- haven't got much info
-when there writing isn't consistent
- and when there title gives it away

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My Questions would be

Why did you chose to write the look about this school?

Did writing this book help out with you other writing?

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If I have ever got the chance to ask the author two or more questions, I would like to ask these:

"What motivated you to write this article?"

"Why did you decide to write this article about your topic?"

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if there are words going off the page or when there is news that you no is fake. the way people spell.vb

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What was the main purpose for your article and do you feel you have made this clear?

Why did you decide to use this school in your article? Why?

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Have you ever had breakfast at school?

what made you want to write this article?

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I think that the one about the homework is fake because there was simple mistakes that made it more obvious. The one I think is real is the one about St Lucia. I think it is real because she had more evidence to back him her points and more pictures and lots more information.

The 2nd book has more pictures and information and is also from a reliable source.

The first one has lack of information and is from an unreliable source.

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Have you ever been in a place like this and ate at school?

What is the reason on why you made this website?

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How did you get this information?
Why did you decide to write about this topic?

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In the first text it was written in spanish so it was hard to read and also the title was Honduras would ban homework which sort of gave the book away and there was no point

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Of course I would ask them why did they write about this but also if they could relate to what they have written for other people to relate too.

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You can always spot out a fake article by checking for
- By how consistent the writing is
- If it uses alot more words than pictures or too many pictures and not enough words
- Grammar
- If the website is real
- If the author is a real person
- If the pictures actually relate to the writing
- Using words that aren't necessary
- Quoting too many other sources or using rival sources if the website is real

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I think that the 2 article is real because it is from a reliable source and it looks more realistic. Also on the first one at the start it says that Juan Orlando Hernandez is a former president where as during the text it says that he is the president. it also looks fake where as the national geographic site looked more clean.

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in the first text the counter was stopping all homework which was wired and the the second one was weird because kid all round the world is beffrent

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Why did you right the article on St Lucia?

Did you maybe go to school as a child.So that might of made you want to do an article on the school?

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My thoughts are that the second one is real and the last one is fake

Because in the second one it showed picture, because there were kids in the picture and just the way the site was set up.

The second one did not have that much information, the site also looked very unorganised.

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In the authentic text I realised that education is alot different in certain places and not just another article on school. In the fake text the title stated that Honduras would ban homework, It changed my mind on it when the former president put his input on it, He can't call the shots, so it was a bit dodgy on their part.

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I think that the second article is real and the other one is fake because in the second book it actually showed pictures of the school and the kids and the other one didn't the first one also didn't have the much writing and also was written in a bit of spanish and the first one was clear easy to read and had lot of information

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1.what wanted you to make the book about the kids and what they do
2.have you been to that school befor

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1. Did you go to St Lucia, as child? If so was the way you did things there different, better or worse?

2. Did writing this book give you any inspiration to write another book, If you could go back would change the way you did things/ wrote it?

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The reason on why I think that the second one with the website is real because it has a lot of statements to back it up and the stuff that was on the website is real and that people are doing what the website is trying to fund.
The website also had a well known source for it's information.

The reason on why I thought taht the first one was fake was because it came out of nowhere and there would've been a discussion before the decision to ban homework. There also wasn't enough information to back it up.

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1. Did this book mean anything to you when you wrote it ?.
2. Why did you choose to write about this ?.

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I think that the first one was fake and the second one is real. I think that because the second one had lots more information then the first one and the other ones information was fake and it was on a google doc but the real one was a real website and had real information.

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You can tell by the quality of each piece of writing, the words they use  and the topic the piece of writing is about.

IN the writing piece about homework being banned in honduran schools
the put in a statement that was said by "Former" Honduran president and then later in the text it says "Hnduran president" just by that misstake you can tell that this peice hasnt had much effort put into it,

With the second peice of writing we where given its about a new school in a different place bassed off just looking at the webstite you can see that it is made by Natianal geographic being a trusted website you cansee the quality

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I think the first one was fake because the website isn't real  and it had barely any information. the first on had a real website and had a lot more information.

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I would ask the author of the authentic text
"Why did you decide to write about schools in St. Lucia"
"Are you from St. Lucia, if so what was your experience during school? if not do you have any connection with the school?"

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I think that the second one was the authentic one because it gave us more of an introduction of what the article was gonna be about the first one didn't, it just went straight into the "story".
The authentic one had more photos of what it was talking about so we got more examples or really got to see it unlike the fake one where it only had one photo and I think it didn't have much to do with what they were talking about.

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I think it was fake because It wasn't coming from a reliable source.But the other article was coming from a reliable source.

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I think that the first article is fake and the second is authentic.
Real:
- The reason why it's authentic is because it is a reliable and well known source that is capable to write enough information that not only informs the reader but backs up their main points.

- Another reason why the second one is authentic is because on the article, it has multiple photos related to the subject that can give the reader a clearer understanding of what the main point is.

Fake:
- The reason why I believe that the second article is fake is because there are clear errors on there that can make the reader confused. For example in the small heading it says 'Former President' but in the article it says 'President'.

- Another reason why the first article s fake is because the point the writer is trying to get across is unfair and unrealistic. To sum it up it says that the President is against children to get homework but millions of people had protested aginst it which made it bias.

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you can tall the text is fake is because the way it is set up and the text makes no sense because it says the former then the pertest was the some person. the second one was really because there where  photos of the school and the second resown is the had a better law out

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The reason that the fake one was fake was that it was inconsistent with its statements such as the former president being called the president in the same text, it was also fake due to it only showing 1-2 pictures, relying mostly on words
The real one was real because It was from a reliable source. It was also real because It used a balanced amount of pictures and words

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I believe the second article is real, and the first one is fake.

Evidence for first book: The second article contains pictures, and a lot more writing. The website is even on National Geographic, Kids.. It's a lot  more believable.

Evidence for the first book: The first book is on a website called, "Fake News' during one of the first scentence, the text contains these words: "Juan Orlando Hermandez, former Honduras president" but down below in the first scentence, it addresses him as president, not former president. Why not address him as the former president?

(P.S, thank you Nicholaas for correcting my Grammar.)