The document provides tips on how to judge the truthfulness and relevance of ideas and information. It advises to consider the source by investigating the site or publication. It also recommends reading beyond headlines and checking details like statistics, dates, and author names. Verifying supporting sources and checking the date are also suggested to determine if information is relevant to current events. Additionally, the document notes the importance of checking personal biases and looking at information objectively. An infographic is defined as a visual representation of data or information using images, charts, and minimal text to provide an easy to understand overview of a topic.

1. Judge the relevance of the truthfulness of the ideas
listened to.

2. Judge the relevance of the truthfulness of the
ideas listened to.

5. QUESTION:
What did you feel after hearing the news?

6. QUESTION:
What is your stand with the revision
of the curriculum?

7. QUESTION:
What made the news
Authentic?

8. Ways on How to judge the
truthfulness and relevance of ideas

9. Relevance is how appropriate
something is to what is being said at a
given time.
Ways on How to judge the truthfulness and relevance of ideas

10. Truth is something that has been
proven by facts or sincerity.
Ways on How to judge the truthfulness and relevance
of ideas

11. Truth is something that has
been proven by facts or
sincerity.
Ways on How to judge the truthfulness and relevance
of ideas

12. TIPS ON HOW TO SPOT FACTUAL OR
TRUTHFUL INFORMATION

13. 1
• CONSIDER THE SOURCE
• Investigate the site you are viewing or reading.
2
• READ BEYOND Headlines can be outrageous to get clicks so
you should focus on the whole story. You must read and look
for details such as statistics, date, name etc.
3
• CHECK THE AUTHOR
• Do a quick search on the author to find out if they are real and
credible.

14. 4
• VERIFY SUPPORTING SOURCES
• Determine if the given information supports the story.
5
• CHECK THE DATE
• Reposting old news stories does not mean they’re relevant to
current events. It shouldbe updated.
6
• CHECK YOUR BIASES
• Consider if your own beliefs could affect your judgement.

15. INFORGRAPHI
C

16. It is a visual representation of
information or data, specifically a
collection of imagery, charts, and
minimal text that gives an easy-
to-understand overview of a
topic.
INFOGRAPHIC

18. NEWS INFORGRAPHIC
1. Research one news online that you
want to share with your classmate.
2. Choose one type of infographic
that is appropriate with your
chosen news.
3. Make a News Infographic out of it.

21. NEWS INFORGRAPHIC
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deadline: may 19, 2023
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