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News Literacy
How do you consume news and stay informed? How do you know if a story is true or false? Use this guide for tips to analyze the news that you see, read, or hear.
WCC Librarians presented a poster, called "Check Your Facts: Teaching Critical Thinking on News," at the Michigan Academic Library Association (MI-ALA) Annual Conference 2017.
News Literacy lesson plans for Social Studies, English, Math, and Science with Common Core Standards from the American Society of News Editors, the Journalism Education Association, the American Bar Association, and more.
This nonprofit focuses on supporting teaching news literacy to middle school and high school students. Check out the blogs and other resources on the website for lesson plans.
Based on Google News data, this website offers a visualization of news from around the world. It's a way to see news that might not be covered in a particular location or learn different perspectives.
