Learning for Life: Fake News
Social Stories: Learning for Life
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News is so easy to find nowadays online but it is not always truthful. Fake News can easily be accepted as true and knowing the difference is so important to ensure we stay safe and informed when online.
This episode looks at the different types of Fake News, and what we can can do to ensure what we see and read is the truth.
This story follows the successful format of Carol Gray's Social Stories and supports all learners, not just those who are Neurodiverse. Suitable for KS1 to KS3.
SUPPORTING RESOURCES
Fake News readalong eBook - tctv.video/resources/ebooks
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