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Teaching Critical Thinking Skills Against Fake News

Fact Vs. Fiction: Equip Students with Critical Thinking Against Fake News

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Teaching Critical Thinking Skills Against Fake News
Fact Vs. Fiction: Equip Students with Critical Thinking Against Fake News
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Prepare your students to navigate today’s complicated media landscape with Fact Vs. Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in the Age of Fake News, an essential resource designed to empower critical thinkers in an age saturated with misinformation. This innovative guide offers educators the tools they need to foster analytical skills, encouraging students to evaluate sources, discern reliable information, and develop a skeptical mindset that is crucial for academic and personal success.

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manufacturer International Society for Technology in Education
height 9.25
weight 0.7495716908
width 0.25
length 7.5
releaseDate 2018-12-19T00:00:01Z
languages [ Published Value = English ] [ Original Language Value = English ] [ Unknown Value = English ]
productGroup Book
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What age group is this resource suitable for?

Fact Vs. Fiction is designed for middle and high school students, making it ideal for ages 11-18.

How can educators implement this resource in the classroom?

The guide provides structured lesson plans, activities, and assessments that can easily be integrated into existing curricula.

Does this resource focus on specific types of media?

Yes, it addresses various media types, including social media, traditional news outlets, and educational materials.

Is there any additional support for teachers using this guide?

Absolutely! The resource includes links to further readings, online workshops, and community forums for educators.

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