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Understanding Misinformation and Disinformation

Students distinguish misinformation from disinformation by examining intent, motivation, and potential consequences.

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Students distinguish misinformation from disinformation by examining intent, motivation, and potential consequences. Includes a comparison chart, matching activity, flowchart, and real-world case studies involving social media, health claims, climate change, and fabricated news.

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What you’ll teach

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  • Students will distinguish misinformation from disinformation.
  • Students will identify intent and motivation behind false information.
  • Students will classify real-world examples of misleading information.
  • Students will explain potential consequences of misinformation spreading.