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Define media literacy.
What does it mean to analyze information?
Name one fact-checking tool.
Think of websites dedicated to verifying claims.
What does media literacy enable individuals to do?
Think about what skills you need to navigate online information.
True or False: Fact-checking is unnecessary if you trust the source.
Consider the importance of checking facts at all times.
You come across a viral post on social media claiming a miracle cure for a disease. Describe the steps you would take to evaluate its truthfulness.
Start by asking questions about the nature of the claim and its origins.
Discuss a situation in which misinformation has negatively affected community health. How could media literacy have improved the outcome?
Think about historical examples of health misinformation and their impacts.
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