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Class 7 News Literacy Advice [PART 1]

This pandemic has shown us how easy it is to spread misinformation, whether intentionally or unintentionally, which is why we decided to share some wisdom with you this week about news literacy. 

 

In part two of this series we’ll share more information about fake news and some tips and tricks on how to detect it. 

 

Shanay

Journalists should work together to check their stories before they publish contradicting or confusing information.

Aayusshi

Be mindful of fake news and bias.

Aditi

People should look at the news in the most objective way possible.

Ruday

Always check out different sites and don’t rely on just one source.

Calum

People should try to be critical of the news. They can have their own opinion, but they should be careful about what they believe.

Shreyansh

Try to avoid your negativity bias by thinking about the positive side of a story.

Krishang

Try to look at two or three sources, instead of looking at only one or looking at too many.

Kadi

Try to look for the middle ground when reading a news story; the truth is somewhere in the middle.

Navya

Statistics can still be manipulated, even though they might be factual. Think about the language that is used to present the statistics.

Prisha

Don’t distrust the news, just be critical!

 

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