Fake News, Critical Thinking, Media Literacy by Library @ Marian Catholic School

The Role of Media Literacy in Combating Misinformation

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Media literacy is not just about understanding the media's role in society; it's about being an informed and critical consumer of media in all its forms. This video explores the key skills needed for media literacy, emphasizing how it can protect against misinformation and contribute to a healthier public discourse.

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Fake News Checklist

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Worksheet - Satire and Fake News

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For Year levels 9-12

PODCAST Teaching Critical Thinking in the age of Fake News, Disinformation and CRAAP

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Our guest unpacks the ways the fake news pandemic undermines our efforts to teach critical thinking and offers strategies to help students discern fact from fiction in the information at school and on the devices they carry in their pockets.

Real or Fake? Kahoot Quiz

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This is the New York Times blog for students. They offer classroom resources (from lesson plans and writing prompts to news quizzes, student contests and more). All the resources are based on the articles, essays, photos, videos and graphics published on NYTimes.com.

Newspaper Clipping Generator

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Fake News Generator - Online Newspaper Generator

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Breaking News Generator

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Project Look Sharp

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Mighty media literacy resources powered by inquiry-based approach

Up-to-date, expert-backed news literacy program builds needed skills

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PODCAST The Importance of Developing Digital Detectives in a cesspool of mis, dis, and mal information (with Darren Hudgins)

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Reality Check Game

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GAME Doubt it? Check it Challenge It

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GAME - Fake or Photoshop

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QUIZ Is this story fake news?

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BBC iReporter may be the single best online resource for learning about how real-world journalism works.

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Harmony Square is an online game in which you’re the bad guys, posting fake news and sowing disharmony. It’s silly and fun and it has quite a bit of reading to it.

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“Go Viral!” is a game with a medical misinformation game. You are the fake news creator. You win by going viral with lies and fake news.

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QCAA Guidance for students and parents/carers

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CTRL-F digital media literacy program

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CTRL-F is a digital media literacy program from CIVIX developed to help students identify false and misleading information online, and locate credible sources. Named for the keyboard shortcut for ‘find,’ CTRL-F teaches quick, evidence-based strategies for evaluating the reliability of sources and claims.