Fact checks
The Teen Fact-Checking Network (TFCN) is an internationally renowned program that brings together teenagers to learn about digital media literacy with a focus on fact-checking skills.
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Information Sorting
One of the reasons why teens turn to shortcuts, such as judging a claim based on the reliability or apparent authenticity of the person making it, or turning to peers and influencers over trusted expert sources, is that they simply encounter too much information to deal with. To overcome this, we need to learn information sorting: how to quickly tell whether or not a source is even worth our attention before considering it.
Close Reading
If you’ve found that the source is reliable enough to be worth your attention, you can now read it more critically.
Self-guided workshops and workshop kits (for workshops landing page)
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Self-guided workshops and workshop kits
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For parents (for workshops landing page)
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