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Digital Citizenship: Media Literacy

October 17, 2024

Digital Citizenship:Media LiteracyOctober 17, 2024

Elementary Elementary

News & Media Literacy

How can I know if something I hear or see online is true?

The web is full of photos, and even videos, that are digitally altered. And it's often hard to tell the difference between what's real and what's fake. Help your students ask critical questions about why someone might alter a photo or video in the first place. Learn more about this topic and meet Head, who introduces the topic of news and media literacy (in a kid-friendly way), and why it's important to be curious and ask questions, so that we can know what's true and what's unbelievable.

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Meet the Digital Citizens: Head
Reading News Online

Family Resources Family Resources

  • Family Tips (Spanish)
  • Family Activity (Spanish)

How to Help Kids Spot Misinformation and Disinformation

Middle & High School Middle & High School

News & Media Literacy

With the elections just weeks away, students need to think critically about the information they see online. The web is full of questionable stuff, from rumors and inaccurate information to outright lies and so-called fake news. So how do we help our students weed out the bad and find what's credible?

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Deepfakes and Democracy: 4 Things to Know Before You Vote

Family Resources Family Resources

  • Family Activity (Spanish)

  • KPBS

  • Facing History

  • CA Mock Elections

  • Guidances For Speaking to Kids about Election

  • League of Women Voters

How to Find Credible Information About the Election (and Avoid Getting Duped)
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