Teaching News Literacy: Opening (The News Literacy Project)
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This document provides resources for educators to teach news literacy, including an introduction video and links to the News Literacy Project website and social media accounts. It warns that a viral video claiming to show a cell phone popping like popcorn was actually a marketing hoax and provides links debunking the video. The document encourages readers to think about how they and their students would handle manipulated or outright false news stories.
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