Fake News

How to Choose Your News

Glue the template into your composition book, and prepare yourself to take some notes.

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Cornell Notes

Multiple Choice

What did the video emphasize about the vast amount of information available today?

• It's always accurate.

• It's limited to a few sources.

• It requires knowing how to read the news.

• It's mostly opinion-based.

Multiple Choice

How was news delivered a few decades ago?

• Through social media.

• Broad-based with limited choices.

• Through online blogs.

• Via multiple alternative news sources.

Multiple Choice

What has the Internet done to the modern news landscape?

• Reduced the number of news sources.

• Made everyone potential reporters.

• Eliminated media bias.

• Ensured all news is factual.

Multiple Choice

What caution does the video advise during chaotic news events?

• Always trust the first source.

• Continuous coverage is always accurate.

• Avoid following news in real time due to potential misinformation.

• Only follow news on social media.

Multiple Choice

Before sharing news on social media, what does the video suggest?

• Share it immediately.

• Only share news from popular sources.

• Verify its authenticity.

• Rely on anonymous sources.

Detecting Bias

Glue this graphic organizer into your composition book.

Graphic Organizer

Detecting Bias—Says. Means. Matters.

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In your composition book, under the graphic organizer, compose an explain and describe paragraph about Fact vs. Opinion

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