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6th Grade - University
Identifying Propaganda - Media Interpretations - Historical Contexts
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Identifying Propaganda - Media Interpretations - Historical Contexts
6th Grade - University
Social-studies
Study the differences between propaganda and advertisements by examining historical examples. Develop skills in analyzing media influence and gain insight into communication tactics used during the Nazi era.
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Critical Thinking Skills - Fact-Checking - Information Literacy
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Critical Thinking Skills - Fact-Checking - Information Literacy
9th Grade - 12th Grade
Social-studies
Explore techniques for effective fact-checking and distinguish between misinformation and disinformation. Develop skills in lateral reading to verify claims through diverse sources. Focus on understanding the differences between various types of false information and employ strategies to ensure accuracy and reliability in information evaluation. The learning outcomes include mastering techniques to analyze and verify the credibility of information and honing the ability to critically assess sources. By engaging in these activities, learners will enhance their capability to distinguish accurately between facts and falsehoods, thereby improving their information literacy.
10th Grade
Evaluating Source Credibility - Critical Thinking - Information Literacy
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Evaluating Source Credibility - Critical Thinking - Information Literacy
10th Grade
Social-studies
Explore criteria for determining source credibility and understand the importance of avoiding biases. Develop critical evaluation skills essential for making informed decisions.
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