News Literacy Project

Join us for an interactive session that explores systemic solutions to the youth information crisis. Grounded in the pedagogy of the News Literacy Project, this session will introduce a robust, standards-based framework designed to foster critical thinking and civic responsibility. Participants will discover a free ecosystem of digital tools—including the Checkology® virtual classroom and RumorGuard®—and learn how districts are successfully scaling these resources to impact over a million students nationwide. Leave this session with actionable strategies and turnkey resources to help your students become active, media-literate participants in our democracy.

Today’s students are inundated with information, yet data shows a critical gap in their ability to navigate it. According to recent national data, only 18% of teens can accurately differentiate between news, opinion, and sponsored content, leaving them highly vulnerable to conspiracy theories and viral misinformation. How can schools bridge this digital divide?

About Chris Haught 189 Articles
Chris is the Media Mentor at SEDC, she loves to help students, librarians and teachers to discover new ways to use technology to enhance their learning.

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