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Media Literacy

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  • Recognizing Misinformation and Disinformation

    Misinformation is false information spread by mistake; disinformation is false information spread deliberately - why the distinction matters, and the common patterns worth watching for in both.

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  • Primary vs. Secondary Sources

    A news article about a government report isn't the report itself - why going to the primary source directly is one of the simplest, most reliable media literacy habits.

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  • How to Evaluate a News Source

    Every outlet has a perspective - the more durable skill is evaluating whether a specific piece of reporting is accurate, regardless of where it comes from.

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