In today’s digital world, students are exposed to a constant flow of information—much of it unreliable or misleading. Teachers play a crucial role in helping learners develop media literacy skills to recognize fake news, verify facts, and think critically about the content they consume. By teaching students how to evaluate sources and question digital content, educators empower them to become informed, responsible, and thoughtful digital citizens...
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Fake News and Misinformation: The Teacher’s Role in Media Education
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In the digital age, students encounter a vast amount of information much of it unreliable or misleading. Teachers play a vital role in fostering media literacy, equipping learners with the ability to identify fake news, verify facts, and think critically about the content they consume. By teaching students to evaluate sources and question digital information, educators empower them to become informed, responsible, and thoughtful digital citizens, capable of navigating an increasingly complex media landscape.
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