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The News Literacy Project

@newslitproject

We advance the development and teaching of news literacy in K-12 education. #NewsLiteracy

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As a reminder during breaking news events: 1 - Read past the headline 2 - Check the source 3 - Pause before sharing More tips for consuming breaking news 👇🏿 🔗Download here: bit.ly/BreakingNewsNLP #BreakingNews

As a reminder during breaking news events:
1 - Read past the headline
2 - Check the source
3 - Pause before sharing

More tips for consuming breaking news 👇🏿

🔗Download here: bit.ly/BreakingNewsNLP

#BreakingNews
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📰 Why are student newspapers seeing a surge in takedown requests from sources? 🗺️ How have student reporters filled gaps in local news coverage? 🔎 This week's edition of The Sift answers these questions & more. Read & subscribe ⤵️ 🔗 bit.ly/Sift14April2025

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I'll be sharing The News Literacy Project's free resources at the amazing STELLAR Pathways: Navigating AI Guidelines in Education. Register now and join me at the event! whova.com/portal/registr… via #Whova event app whova.com/portal/registr…

I'll be sharing <a href="/NewsLitProject/">The News Literacy Project</a>'s free resources at the amazing STELLAR Pathways: Navigating AI Guidelines in Education. 
Register now and join me at the event! whova.com/portal/registr…

 via #Whova event app whova.com/portal/registr…
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❌ NO: These photos do not show a 12-year-old named Shelly Sheridan who went missing in England. ✔️ They show a 16-year-old who briefly went missing in Kentucky in January. 🔗 Posts about emotionally charged topics that go viral are often online scams: bit.ly/ShellyHoax

❌ NO: These photos do not show a 12-year-old named Shelly Sheridan who went missing in England.

✔️ They show a 16-year-old who briefly went missing in Kentucky in January.

🔗 Posts about emotionally charged topics that go viral are often online scams: bit.ly/ShellyHoax
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📢 Happening TODAY & tomorrow: Learn how to teach with our award-winning e-learning platform #Checkology! Sign up for free: - Today, 4/16, 3:30pm ET 👉🏾 bit.ly/April16Checkol… - Tomorrow, 4/17, 6:30pm ET 👉🏾 bit.ly/April17Checkol…

📢 Happening TODAY &amp; tomorrow: Learn how to teach with our award-winning e-learning platform #Checkology! Sign up for free:

- Today, 4/16, 3:30pm ET 👉🏾 bit.ly/April16Checkol…
- Tomorrow, 4/17, 6:30pm ET 👉🏾 bit.ly/April17Checkol…
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Join us in 2 weeks for a timely webinar before World Press Freedom Day. Journalist Meghann Cuniff will discuss how she researches & reports on complex legal affairs - including recent cases involving Sean “Diddy” Combs & Megan Thee Stallion. Register: bit.ly/April30NLP

Join us in 2 weeks for a timely webinar before World Press Freedom Day. Journalist <a href="/meghanncuniff/">Meghann Cuniff</a> will discuss how she researches &amp; reports on complex legal affairs - including recent cases involving Sean “Diddy” Combs &amp; Megan Thee Stallion.

Register: bit.ly/April30NLP
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🤔 How can you tell if evidence you see online actually supports a claim? 🔎 Help students learn how to recognize science-based claims & assess their credibility + much more with our Checkology lesson & additional resources! 🔗 Get started: newslit.org/spring-sprints/

🤔 How can you tell if evidence you see online actually supports a claim? 

🔎 Help students learn how to recognize science-based claims &amp; assess their credibility + much more with our Checkology lesson &amp; additional resources!

🔗 Get started: newslit.org/spring-sprints/
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❌ NO: Cadbury UK has not stopped using the word “Easter” in its entire holiday candy collection. This recurring rumor dates back to at least 2016. 💡 People are more likely to engage with content that provokes an emotional reaction, such as outrage. 🔗 bit.ly/EasterCadbury

❌ NO: <a href="/CadburyUK/">Cadbury UK</a> has not stopped using the word “Easter” in its entire holiday candy collection. This recurring rumor dates back to at least 2016.

💡 People are more likely to engage with content that provokes an emotional reaction, such as outrage.

🔗 bit.ly/EasterCadbury
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🎞 Student newspapers are navigating an unprecedented number of takedown requests by sources, & even some of their journalists are asking for their bylines to be left off articles because of safety concerns: tiktok.com/@newslitprojec… #StudentJournalism #NewsLiteracy

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🧠 Is that AI or not? In this lesson, students will: - Consider the impact of generative AI on the info landscape. - Get quizzed on how to tell AI images from real ones. - Reflect on how AI has changed the nature of visual evidence for online claims. 👉🏾 bit.ly/AIorNotActivity

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🫣 If you're feeling overwhelmed by the news cycle & info overload, you are not alone! 💪🏽 Just know: Empowering students or anyone is a powerful thing - for you & them! 🫶🏽 Pass along skills like: 1) Reverse image search; 2) Pausing before sharing. You'll make a difference!

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🔷 TikTok debuts fact-checking 'Footnotes' 🔷 What if algorithms didn't decide what's popular? 🔷 How are mass layoffs threatening Freedom of Information Act requests? 🔗 Read The Sift for these stories, discussion prompts & much more: go.newslit.org/Sift21April2025