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Ready-to-use project for ELA, Social Studies, Journalism, Sociology, and more!
This research-based mini-project will allow students to build their news & media literacy skills while practicing research & writing competencies.
Students will learn how to...
This project is highly interactive and promotes student voice and choice. It can be used as a standalone activity or as scaffolding for a larger research assignment.
This resource comes in the form of an editable Google Doc and includes detailed instructions, student activity sheets, and a rubric.
To access the resource, you must download the PDF, then click the link within that says "Click here to make a copy!"
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“I used this to work with my U.S. History students as we discussed polarization and bias in the 21st century. I felt as though it was thorough and clear for my students to follow along!”
“This resource is a great tool to use when teaching students how to find bias in the different types of media”
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I used this to work with my U.S. History students as we discussed polarization and bias in the 21st century. I felt as though it was thorough and clear for my students to follow along!
Elizabeth W.
Grades taught: 11th
This resource is a great tool to use when teaching students how to find bias in the different types of media
Jason G.
Grades taught: 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
My students were very engaged when using this, thank you!
Maggie D.
Grades taught: 8th
I teach Journalism to eighth graders and I thought this project was awesome! It really helped my students engage with articles, learn more about biases in news, and how to find un-biased information. Though some of my students got stuck on the source commonalities charts (mostly due to not listening in class, of course), the project was pretty self-explanatory. Will definitely be using this again in the future!
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Thank you so much for the review!
Grace H.
Grades taught: 8th
Thank you so much! This was easy to use and effective!
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Thank you!
EHSram
Grades taught: 9th
This was great! Very helpful. The kids were engaged and challenged. Thank you!
Reply from Surviving in Secondary
Hi Jessica! Thank you for the review! Glad to hear your students enjoyed it!
Jessica N.
Grades taught: 7th, 8th
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