Lesson Plan Overview This lesson explores the complexities of political rhetoric, economic policies, and public reactions, using former President Donald
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Lesson Plan: Analyzing Current Events with “5 Things” News Digests
This lesson plan aims to enhance students’ understanding of current events, develop critical thinking skills, and improve media literacy through
Lesson Plan: Reflecting on January 6th – Understanding Democracy and Civic Responsibility
Grade Level: High School Objective Students will: Analyze the events of January 6, 2021, in historical and civic contexts. Explore
Lesson Plan: Exploring Christmas Movies Through Trivia and Analysis
Objective: Students will enhance their understanding of popular Christmas movies by engaging in trivia, analyzing film elements, and discussing the
Lesson Plan: Reflecting on the Year Through Photojournalism – Top 100 Photos of 2024
Lesson Plan: Reflecting on the Year Through Photojournalism – Top 100 Photos of 2024 Objective: Students will explore the power
English first year students at high school general studies Norway
These are the topics we will cover: Use appropriate strategies in language learning, text creation, and communication. Use appropriate digital
The Guardian’s Exit from X: A Case Study for Media Integrity in Digital Spaces
In a decisive move, The Guardian recently stopped publishing on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting shifts in how media organizations navigate
Lesson Plan: US Politics, Border Security, and Media Representation
Objective: Students will critically analyze current U.S. political debates on border security and immigration policy, examine how these issues are
Lesson plan; CNN 5 Good Things
Saturdays are for sunshine — especially for your ears. With another election, ongoing wars and natural disasters, we know the
Lesson Plan: Analyzing and Interpreting Polling Data for the 2024 Presidential Election
Objective Students will interpret and analyze polling data, understand its significance in elections, and explore the factors that influence poll
Lesson plan; Misinformation is everywhere this election. Can you tell what’s real?
Test your skills at spotting online falsehoods. This lessonplan is written by Cat Zakrzewski, Rachel Lerman and Shelly Tan at The Washington
Lesson Plan: Can We Control the Weather? Weather made to order.
Meteorologists tracking the advance of Hurricane Milton have been targeted by a deluge of conspiracy theories that they were controlling the weather,
Lesson plan; Understanding Misinformation and Its Impact on Society
Reality Check Commentary: A Faked Kate is Just The Beginning This lesson plan is based on the article in NewsGuard’s
Lesson plan; will deepfakes pose ‘perfect’ threat to next election?
How to spot a deepfake—and prevent it from causing political chaos The “fake news” of 2016 is so passé. This
Love actually, outdated Christmas movie?
Why Love Actually is not the heartwarming romcom you’re remembering This festive romcom from Richard Curtin is outdated and treats
