The information age has so many perks, but there are a few major downfalls. With the constant avalanche of television news hurtling toward your students, it’s understandably difficult for them to separate facts from slanted fiction.

Remove Students from the Post-Truth World

Discover how to evaluate media for its accuracy and credibility. In our course Teaching Media Literacy in a Post-Truth World, you’ll discover techniques to show students the way to evaluate media and tell which outlets have credibility. You’ll also show your kids how to evaluate their own biases and prejudices so that an opinion never clouds the facts. 

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