This four-page worksheet introduces media literacy and guides students in identifying loaded language, opinions presented as facts, selective facts, and tone.
This four-page worksheet introduces media literacy and guides students in identifying loaded language, opinions presented as facts, selective facts, and tone. Students analyze contrasting news reports, compare perspectives, and reflect on an author's purpose and point of view.
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