Get It Right - Media Literacy Handbook

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3.2.2. Spot and Combat Fake News! Type Objectives

Presentation, discussion, group activity - Developing the participants ability to spot fake news and showing them how to combat these phenomena; - Learning to collaborate and work in a team; - Learning to do accurate research. Duration 1h Group size 15-20 participants Materials Flipchart, flipchart paper & markers Description The participants are split in groups of 5-6 and each group is asked to provide 5 ways of spotting and combating fake news, with the purpose to make a short presentation writing on the flipchart paper that is handed out to them. Their work is carefully analysed and discussed. This method ends with a Q&A session. Each participant is encouraged to engage in the conversation. Debriefing & What were we trying to do? Reflection What can we learn from this? Learning Social and civic competences: Be more aware about fake news and how easy it is to manipulate someone through information; Learn to work in a outcomes team. Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship: Think creatively and solve problems as a group.

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Learning to learn: Be more aware about fake news and how easy it is to manipulate someone through information; Debriefing supports individual and collective learning process libguides.madisoncollege.edu - tips for spotting fake news


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4.1.8. Impact of the Headline

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4.1.9. Election Day

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4.1.6. Actors & Actions

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4.1.7. Challenging Theatre

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4.1.4. Media Literacy Council Tips

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4.1.1. Be a Reporter

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4.1.3. What Sources Do You Trust/Not Trust?

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4.1.5. Referendum on Immigrant Rights

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3.3.8. Remote Team Working APPs

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3.3.7. Media Literacy in Education

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3.3.5. Privacy Around the World

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3.3.6. Why is Media Literacy Important & Privacy Basics

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3.3.4. Art of Mirroring

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3.3.3. Interpersonal Communication

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3.3.1. Global Affairs & Inequality

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3.3.2. Scale of Cooperation

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3.2.3. Brainstorming Session

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3.2.2. Spot and Combat Fake News

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3.2.1. Introduction to Fake News

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3.1.10. Draw a Rounded House

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3.1.11. True or False

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3.1.9. Pass the Message

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3.1.7. Burning Questions

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3.1.8. Sort your Birth dates

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3.1.5. Truth or Pretend

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3.1.6. How Did/Do I Feel

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3.1.4. Draw It as I Tell You

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2.3 Experiential Learning

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3.1.3. Intergroup Interviews

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3. Methods

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3.1.2. Two Truths, One Lie

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2. Foreword

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