In today's world we need to let students know that not everything on the Internet is true and to teach them how to distinguish fact from fiction while they are doing research or just surfing the web. (Wait, what, it's not true that an octopus lives in a forest or there is an island for dogs to go for vacation?)
Here are some resources to help you teach older students how to help wade through information for authenticity.
All Sides - mainly upper middle school & high school
Politifacts - mainly high school
Fact Check - middle & high school
Here are 2 of my favorite fake websites to help show students of all ages that everything on the internet is not true.
Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus
Dog Island
More Resources:
5 Tools to Help Evaluate Sources in a World of Fake News
Common Sense Media - How to Spot Fake News
Evaluating Internet Resources
Fighting Fake News
Hoax or No Hoax
10 Hilarious Hoax Sites
Battling Fake News
Monday, February 27, 2017
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