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What is misinformation?
Think about how it differs from fake news.
Give an example of misinformation.
Consider current events.
What is the primary danger of misinformation?
Think about what happens when false information spreads.
True or False: All misinformation is spread intentionally.
Consider the definition carefully.
Evaluate the impact of a specific instance of misinformation on voter behavior in a recent election.
Look for news articles analyzing the election's misinformation.
Create a plan to educate your peers about identifying misinformation and promoting media literacy.
Think about the tools and methods you have seen or would like to see used.
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