10th Grade Evaluating Claims Interactive Videos

Guidance on evaluating the credibility of claims made on social media helps learners develop strategies to determine the reliability of sources. By engaging with this content, learners enhance their critical thinking and analytical skills, enabling them to discern accurate information and avoid misinformation online.

Focus on mastering the components of persuasive writing by examining and analyzing claims, counterclaims, and reasoning. Develop expertise in crafting compelling arguments by deconstructing claim structures and reinforcing them with logical reasoning and solid evidence.

Explore the processes of understanding and assessing claims and evidence in media to develop critical thinking skills. Learners will learn how to distinguish between supported and unsupported claims and evaluate how social media influences personal and societal behaviors.

Engage in critical evaluation of claims and develop media literacy skills to navigate misinformation effectively. Enhance critical thinking by practicing lateral reading and evaluating the credibility of sources, empowering the ability to distinguish fact from fiction in the digital age.

Examine the strategies used in evaluating Susan B. Anthony's persuasive speech within the context of the women's suffrage movement. Strengthen critical thinking skills by assessing the validity of claims through evidence and reasoning, fostering an evaluation of historical arguments regarding women's rights.

Explore the principles of critical thinking and skepticism with a focus on critically evaluating claims, including extraordinary and religious beliefs. Develop the ability to assess evidence, differentiate between skepticism and cynicism, and apply critical thinking skills to navigate complex belief systems and scientific understandings.

Analyze the dynamics of misinformation and explore common cognitive biases like confirmation bias and black-and-white thinking. Develop critical thinking skills to evaluate information sources and make informed decisions through thorough analysis.

Explore the importance of evidence in formulating credible claims and examine the common reasons for the spread of misinformation online. Develop critical thinking skills to assess the validity of information and enhance media literacy.

Focus is placed on developing critical thinking skills through evaluating myths and misinformation, promoting logical analysis and evidence-based reasoning. Learners will enhance their ability to assess information sources and improve decision-making skills, fostering a deeper understanding of questioning and validating new information effectively.

Explore the essential skills of evaluating information and fact-checking, with a focus on internet literacy. Gain insights into critically assessing online information, identifying reliable sources, and understanding the importance of verifying information through multiple references to ensure accuracy.

Learners explore the differences between correlation and causation within health claims, focusing on the critical evaluation of articles. Participants will enhance their ability to distinguish between implied causation and observed correlation, which will improve their competency in critically assessing health information and making well-informed decisions.

Explore critical thinking and scientific inquiry, focusing on evaluating scientific theories and claims. Gain skills in assessing source reliability, recognizing the importance of skepticism, and applying the principle of falsification in scientific contexts.

Focuses on developing the ability to distinguish between relevant and irrelevant evidence within arguments. Enhances critical thinking and analytical skills by understanding how to identify and effectively analyze evidence.

Focus on evaluating the arguments of W.E.B. Du Bois, emphasizing understanding principles such as freedom, political power, and education in American history. Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing and assessing the validity of arguments. Gain insights into the historical and cultural contributions of African Americans to society.

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Focuses on understanding, developing, and evaluating counterclaims within argumentative writing. Enhances critical thinking skills by assessing evidence and refining the ability to construct and counter arguments effectively, enriching the capacity for informed and balanced discourse.

Focuses on evaluating AI systems, highlighting the importance of critically assessing media portrayals of AI capabilities. Develops skills in critical thinking and analysis, enabling the assessment of AI claims and a comprehensive understanding of the limitations and practical applications of AI technologies.