Classroom

In this media literacy lesson, students learn tools for verifying information online and spotting propaganda and conspiracy theories

In this media literacy lesson, students design media literacy survival kits to help combat misinformation and conspiracy theories online

Students will learn to recognize information with media bias shared on social media to evoke strong emotions and avoid participating in “slacktivism”

Sort through the noise surrounding the most consequential legislation passed by Congress this year

Practice media discernment by identifying need-to-know stories vs. want-to-know stories

Learn to produce a fact-check video using media literacy skills

Discuss best ways to identify manipulated media such as image and video content altered for political ads

Learn to spot identify Instagram "fact" pages that actually spread misinformation

Make sense of statistics presented on social media

Learn how editorial choices about what goes in the camera frame influence our understanding of news and media

Learn why breaking news can drive misinformation cycles even through credible sources

Learn why context is as important as any other tool in determining what is true or not online