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Facts vs. Opinions vs. Informed Opinions and Their Role in Journalism

     
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Students learn why many people like opinions more than facts and reflect on the negative and positive consequences of this tendency. Then they practice three strategies for determining the difference between the opinions and facts to discover the power of critical thinking.


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Subject area
Information Sciences Journalism Reading Informational Text Writing and Composition
Resource level
Grade 3 Late Primary (4-6) Secondary
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Learning Activities and Labs

Lesson Plans

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Common Sense Education

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