New study finds teens lack trust in media as online conspiracies flourish

The video discusses the importance of media literacy in today's digital age, highlighting the challenges faced by educators in teaching students to differentiate between propaganda and well-sourced news. A study by the News Literacy Project reveals that many teens encounter conspiracy theories online and have low trust in journalism. The video emphasizes the need for media literacy education to prepare the next generation for informed civic participation. Classroom activities include evaluating different media types, including AI-generated content, to enhance students' critical thinking skills.

What role does the News Literacy Project play in educating students about media?

In what ways do students express their desire to be included in political conversations?