Book
Six fact-checking lessons for kids
Publisher
Educational publishing
Information literacy
Fact checking
Misinformation
Resources
| Attachment | Size |
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 Six fact-checking lessons for kids
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25.41 MB |
Description
This book was produced for the Co-Developing a New Approach to Media Literacy in the Attention Economy research project. This project is part of the Affiliated Schools Research program, in which researchers from the University of Canberra collaborate with ACT schools.
The book presents version 1.0 of educational resources created to develop fact-checking best practice in children aged 9–11. It can be used by teachers and teacher-librarians in schools, by parents who want to discuss information literacy with their children, or by children on their own.
Contents
- Is the Earth flat?
- Is Wikipedia reliable?
- Street sandwich
- Why you so mad?
- Red cars
- Garage dragon
- Information for parents, teachers and teacher-librarians
- Additional resources and links
- Appendix: Indicators of quality on a Wikipedia article
- Appendix: My Knowledge Quest
Publication Details
DOI:
10.25916/3tmw-j769
ISBN:
978-1-74088-535-5
Copyright:
News and Media Research Centre, University of Canberra 2022
License type:
CC BY-NC-ND
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
25 Aug 2022
