Teach with Fact-Checking Lesson Plans
Teach your students how to sort fact from fiction online in this collection of media literacy lesson plans for middle and high schoolers.
As International Fact-Checking Day kicks off at MediaWise, we’re confronting another year plagued with misinformation. The U.S. presidential race is picking up — and we continue to grapple with climate change, civil rights, authoritarianism and other topics driven by falsehoods. A recent Poynter and MediaWise study
showed global citizens are concerned about misinformation — but may lack the skills to spot it themselves.
MediaWise invites you to join fact-checkers around the world and fight back. These digital media literacy resources turn you into your own fact-checker — on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook — anywhere misinformation lives. We celebrate facts every day. Now you can too.
Teach your students how to sort fact from fiction online in this collection of media literacy lesson plans for middle and high schoolers.
Get ahead of the curve by stopping misinformation before it starts. We call this "prebunking" — which is like debunking, but before the bunk.
Take the wheel and be part of the solution. Share these tips on social media to help your friends and family be MediaWise.
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