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News Literacy
When journalists must advocate for themselves
Students will evaluate a July 4 front page that advocates for freedoms and for a critical awareness of government actions.Foundations of News Literacy
News Literacy
The expert curator
In this lesson, students explore the concept of information curation.Information Gathering and Fact Checking
News Literacy
Fact checking in the digital age
In this lesson, students will learn about the importance of fact checking in the journalism profession.Information Gathering and Fact Checking
News Literacy
Truth and social media
Students will look at infamous social media mistakes, inaccuracies and hoaxes in order to better identify which posts are correct or inaccurate.Information Gathering and Fact Checking
News Literacy
Understanding News Literacy
In this lesson, students are introduced to the fundamental conventions of news literacy and are asked to reflect upon their own expectations for today’s news media.Foundations of News Literacy
News Literacy
Evaluating your media savvy
Students will evaluate their own personal news media habits based on the media log assigned in the Understanding news literacy lesson and by answering self-reflective questions.Foundations of News Literacy
News Literacy
Why news matters
Using historical documents and news coverage, this lesson explores the role of news in a democracy, and the role journalists play in helping citizens to be active, informed, and engaged.Foundations of News Literacy
News Literacy
The changing American newsroom
This lesson explores the changing culture of the newsroom, especially in light of new media technologies.Foundations of News Literacy