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News Literacy
Today’s media landscape has made analytical thinking
skills more important than ever. From the moment we wake up in the morning until
we go to sleep each night, we are bombarded with content from media outlets of
all kinds. These information sources include alternative news platforms, citizen
journalists, and traditional news sites that must find a profitable space in the
digital age. This essential series explains how and why young readers must
approach all online and print content with a critical eye. Each book hones
critical thinking skills and presents solutions to the problems we face in the
internet age, empowering readers to separate fact from fiction in their digital
feed.
Each Book Contains:
• Information to guide the reader in discerning
the validity and objectivity of online sources
• Case studies that show the
real-world impact of disinformation
• Explanations of fact-checking and
verification processes
• Strategies for approaching the news and online
content like a seasoned reader
Curriculum Connections:
• Stimulates
critical thinking about news sources and digital media
• Develops high-level
reading skills
• Provides explanations of how various media shape public
opinion