Media Literacy Curriculum for Students by the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public!
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"Media Mentorship events were inspired by MisinfoDay, an annual event for high school students, teachers, and librarians co-hosted by the University of Washington's Center for an Informed Public and Washington State University's Edward R. Murrow College of Communication."
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Digital Survival Skills Curriculum
Check out the Digital Survival Skills Curriculum by Teachers for an Informed Public to to help students learn to navigate their information landscape and prepare to pass their learning onto others.
1. Today's Information Landscape (50 mins)
2: My Media Environment (60-90 mins)
3: Why We Fall for Misinformation (50 mins)
4: Social Media Algorithms (50 mins)
5: Investigating Claims & Sources (4-6 hrs)
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