

Common Sense - This Just In Digital Media Literacy 8th Grade
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CHRISTINA S
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This Just In!
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP | GRADE 8
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Essential Question
How should we react to breaking news?
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Define breaking news and understand why individuals and news outlets want to be first to report a story.
Analyze breaking news alerts to identify clues of false or incomplete information.
Reflect on the consequences of reacting right away to breaking news alerts.
Learning Objectives
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Poll
Have you ever seen this type of sign before?
Yes
No
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Open Ended
What do you think "Breaking News" means?
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KEY VOCABULARY
Breaking news
Information being reported about an event that has just happened or is currently occurring
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Poll
When you have seen something like this, how has it made you feel?
Curious or Interested
Nervous
Indifferent
Concerned
Anxious
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Open Ended
What are the benefits of being the first to "break" news,
For Individuals:
For News Outlets:
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Have more viewers/readers
Make more money because of higher ratings/more advertisers
Be well-known or famous
A reporter wanting to be promoted or gain recognition
News Outlets
Gain more followers, "likes," and shares
Be viewed as important or more knowledgeable
Excitement of the moment; being in the know
Individuals
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KEY VOCABULARY
24/7 News Cycle
24-hour, seven-day-a-week investigating and
reporting of news via television, radio, print, online, and mobile app devices
Immediacy vs accuracy
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Analyze the social media and news posts
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Analyze the social media and news posts
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ACTIVITY: BREAKING DOWN BREAKING NEWS
Alerts No. 2 and 3 are not from established
news organizations. News organizations
follow professional standards and practices
to verify news reports and make
corrections when they get facts wrong.
Alert No. 1 uses words
and phrases that show
there's likely more
information to come.
Alert No. 3 is presenting the story in a
particular way, as if it is connected to
something that happened several years
before. The author of this post wants people
to believe that their rights are being taken
away. This is an example of bias.
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KEY VOCABULARY
Bias
Showing a strong opinion or preference for or against something or someone
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Let's check the news update
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What I thought vs. what was missing or wrong...
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Fill in the Blank
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Fill in the Blank
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Fill in the Blank
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ANALYZE: CRITICAL EYE FOR BREAKING NEWS TIPS
Before reacting, slow down and ...
Check the source. Is the news from a reliable news organization?
If not, it may be questionable. See if other news organizations are reporting the sme thing.
Look to see if there's more information to come. Does the article mention important details that aren't yet known?
If so, it may be better to wait for the whole story before deciding what to think or sharing.
Analyze for bias. Does the author or source organization have an agenda or purpose for talking about the story?
If so, look for a different source.
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This Just In!
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP | GRADE 8
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