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over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject Thank you for hosting and asking such thoughtful questions! I will always be a @newslitproject fan. #NLPchat

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over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject A8: My advice is no one is too young or too old to learn about news literacy. Start with your friends and family and then widen your circle of influence. #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

Thanks to all who participated in our #NLPChat! As a reminder, throughout National #NewsLiteracyWeek, we’re sharing resources for how to care before you share. Get involved. Tell a friend. Spread the word: https://t.co/b1UrPBrXbh

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over 4 years ago

A8. Don't be afraid of having to combat every piece of misinformation. Teach clear skills and ideas. Share examples of news and evaluate them together. It's not you against your kids. This is our democracy we're sharing together. #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

Absolutely. Educators, if you're using #Checkology (https://t.co/qz4mDntE7F) you can access our Newsroom to Classroom program to connect your students with a journalist. #NLPChat #NewsLiteracyWeek

Debbie Domingues-Murphy @ddm_from_ca

over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject A7: Actually talking to some journalists at an educator PD was so insightful. It would be great to have them visit your class, either in-person or virtually. Going to the source, right? #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject A8: Reach out to us at NLP or any of the others involved with News Literacy Week. Also contact your local news sources to see what you can do. #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

A7. My very first @newslitproject experience is where I heard from my first journalist about his experience & what he went through to get a story & WHY it was so important. It changed my view of what a journalist is. Every human should understand that. #DonBartletti #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

Q8: Final question! During this 3rd National #NewsLiteracyWeek, what is your advice for anyone who’s just learning about news literacy & wants to help stop the flood of misinformation & stand up for a factual future? #NLPChat

NewsLitProject's tweet photo. Q8: Final question! During this 3rd National #NewsLiteracyWeek, what is your advice for anyone who’s just learning about news literacy & wants to help stop the flood of misinformation & stand up for a factual future?

#NLPChat https://t.co/cGfnOD6dqZ

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over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject A7: Actually talking to some journalists at an educator PD was so insightful. It would be great to have them visit your class, either in-person or virtually. Going to the source, right? #NLPChat

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Debbie Domingues-Murphy @ddm_from_ca

over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject A7: It does no good to vilify the press as a whole. It is better to collect a cadre of trusted resources and do your homework. This means going beyond your natural biases, and actually comparing sources. #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

A7: Read the founding fathers. Jefferson said, “I am...for freedom of the press, and against all violations of the constitution to silence by force and not by reason the complaints or criticisms, just or unjust, of our citizens against the conduct of their agents.” #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

@mjroquet Agreed. There are great resources of news and journalism is alive and essential. We can't teach our kids to be so cynical and to say it's all garbage. We can't act like we are judging them from our news literacy thrones. We must be empathetic and kind in this process. #nlpchat

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over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject A6: LATERAL👏🏼 READING👏🏼 is my favorite news literacy skill. It was such an ah-ha moment when I learned it. SIFT>CRAAP. #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

Q7: Here’s a question for you whether you’re a journalist or someone who appreciates good journalism: What must people learn about the profession to gain a better understanding of credible reporting & its role in a democracy? #NLPChat

NewsLitProject's tweet photo. Q7: Here’s a question for you whether you’re a journalist or someone who appreciates good journalism: What must people learn about the profession to gain a better understanding of credible reporting & its role in a democracy?

#NLPChat https://t.co/JwIeSBS28n

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over 4 years ago

A6. My colleague recently shared this @craigsilverman compendium of verification resources with me that I've integrated into a workshop. https://t.co/fwDFohVx3o #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

@jakelam2116 That emotional factor is a huge thing to teach our students. I recently had a thing that I was very mad about and I have to tell myself to not get on Twitter and rant. We need to teach those internal emotional filters as well as a critical eye. #NLPChat

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Debbie Domingues-Murphy @ddm_from_ca

over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject A5: Just a reminder that there is good out there. We want our students to be critical, not cynical. And they get to be a part of the solution, not the problem. #NLPChat

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over 4 years ago

@NewsLitProject A5: Checkology! Seriously, it has made teaching news literacy so much easier along with the other NLP resources. I like the pre and post assessments so I can track student growth and know which topics I might need to spend more time on. #NLPChat

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