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Define misinformation in your own words.
Think about how you would feel if you shared wrong information.
What does media literacy enable a person to do?
Consider how this skill might help when reading news articles.
What is misinformation?
Think about why people might share false information.
True or False: Media literacy includes the ability to evaluate the credibility of information sources.
Consider the skills required to discern fact from fiction.
Consider a case study of misinformation around a health crisis. What steps would you take to verify the information before sharing it?
Think about the sources that are typically reliable in health contexts.
Reflect on how social media algorithms can contribute to the spread of misinformation. What measures could platforms take to reduce this?
Consider the responsibilities of tech companies in moderating content.
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