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What is media bias?
Think about how different news sources may favor one side.
What does 'framing' mean in media?
Consider how a headline might change the story.
What is 'framing' in the context of media?
Consider how different headlines might change a story.
True or False: All news sources present information without bias.
Think about different sources and how they report the same event.
Evaluate two differing headlines about the same event. How does each headline’s wording affect your perception? Present specific examples.
Look for adjectives and verbs that stand out.
Create a presentation analyzing the representation of a recent global event in various media. Discuss how different media portrayed the event and the methods used.
Consider using a table to display differences clearly.
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