School Library Media (PreK-12)
How to Choose Your News (TED-Ed)
Evaluating Sources | Example (Comedy Central)
How did news sources respond to the claim that an "alternative medicine company" sold used tissue online? Did journalists accurately evaluate and report the authenticity of the company (Vaev) or its founder?
Lesson Plan Ideas
- Digital Literacy and Research Skills (Common Sense Education) | Grades 4-6Includes a link to the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus website
External Resources
- Disinformation NationAn education project of the Freedom Forum Institute, a nonpartisan organization headquartered in Washington D.C., that fosters First Amendment freedoms for all.
- Information Literacy (Common Sense Education)What to Know & Why Teach It
- Library of CongressThe Library of Congress is the largest library in the world, with millions of books, recordings, photographs, newspapers, maps and manuscripts in its collections.
- News and Media Literacy Resource CenterThis collection of news and media lessons, videos, and printables has been carefully vetted by Common Sense editors (and fellow teachers) to help you find that "just right" resource for your classroom.
- NewselaNews articles adapted for different grade levels
- NewseumEDA Center for First Amendment Media Literacy
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