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Don’t care about it. If you don’t give your attention to online content, then You can prioritise more important things in life than things on the news in other countries you can’t even influence.

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Don’t take online news  as truth, disregard sensational headlines, never take any news seriously, don’t spread news to others. Nothing is facts, every source is subjective.

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inform them to check on the reliability

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Be mindful of what you see and read online

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ensure what i search for is reliable

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Verify whether the information they are reading is reliable

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Tell them to verify the reliability of the source that they are reading the content from

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Show them these videos

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Ask them to always verify the things they see before believing it

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When reading sources, compare and verify the information with reliable sources.

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Check up reliable sources to see if the information indeed real or not

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Research and fact check.

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encourage other people to also fact check before believing the things they see online

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Check it thoroughly

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Fact check before forwarding or spreading

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Tell others to believe in every source of information on the internet

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Trust nothing online unless you can confirm it is true

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Verify the information by researching

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Fact check

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Fact check info on internet

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Do not believe everything we see on the internet

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Fact checking information and making sure that the source is trustworthy. On top of that do not 100% trust everything that you see.

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Fact check by reading other articles online

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I should check up reliable and mainstream news websites like CNA, straits times,etc. This will allow me to get reliable information.

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Fact check when seeing a piece of news or info before believing it and sharing it

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Trust everything I see on the internet

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Verify the information by researching

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Trust nothing at face value.

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Fact xheck

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Fact check

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All sources are biased. We have to read widely and approximate the truth.

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Don’t believe everything you see online, and always fact check

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Verify the credibility of information online before sharing

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Fact chekc

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I should research more on the topic so as to prevent any fake news or news with aims to change biases. Also I will not trust anything I read until I can confirm that it is true by searching these sources on news checking websites or looking for the original source.

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Tell them to check if this information is true

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Fact chekc

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Don’t always believe what you see and research more about the content or stuff that you are seeing

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Do more research on the topic

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Tell them not to believe everything.

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Search for credible sources first instead of mass posting bias information.

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Do research on the topic on whatever you do. DO NOT TRUST anything.

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Research more into the topic
Don’t just immediately believe what you see
Study the source

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1. Please register an account via Gnowbe first.

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While going through the NCAC enrichment package, teachers will guide the students to reflect, discuss and note down some of your thoughts on the following questions. This reflection has to be submitted as evidence to the organisers after it has been completed. The reflection responses can be presented in any form, for example, poems, songs, stories, videos, etc.

(Teachers can help to take consolidated responses for the reflection questions if students do not have access to phone or personal learning device)