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What does media literacy refer to?
Think about how you evaluate news online.
Name one tool that can be used for fact-checking.
It's a popular resource for verifying rumors.
What does media literacy allow individuals to do?
Think about the skills you need to differentiate fact from fiction.
True or False: Bias can be found in every type of publication.
Consider the perspectives of different sources.
Critique a recent news article for bias. Identify at least three elements that demonstrate bias and discuss the potential effects on readers.
Look for emotionally charged language or one-sided arguments.
Formulate a social media campaign aimed at educating your peers about recognizing misinformation. Detail your strategy and expected outcomes.
Consider how to make it engaging and relevant to your audience.
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