Here you'll find information on what fake news is for kids, as well as fake news articles, tips and examples to help children become more savvy online.

Summary: In 2016, there was a well-known fake new saying that we were eating bananas infected with AIDS. It started in USA, where a lady shared some pictures ...

Student: The Queen is a lizard. Student: Bat soup started the Coronavirus. Student: Michael Jackson's a shape shifter. Vernon Kay: Latest research shows that ...

Our curated collection of the best fake news websites, fact-checkers and organizations to support you in learning, and teaching, about fake news.

Fake news is mostly understood to consist of hoaxes or deliberately false information. However it may also be used to describe satirical (a type of joke) ...

Worried the news will confuse or frighten your kids? In this quick guide, find out how to spot fake news – and how to teach your family, too.

8 нояб. 2023 г. · As you scroll through your feeds, you've probably noticed that there is so much information out there. Not everything we see may be real or ...

A guide to discerning fake news sources, including articles, videos, and links to other resources. Practice: Case Studies

Does the story come from a newspaper, magazine, or website you've never heard of? · Is just one newspaper, magazine, or website reporting on the story? · Is the ...

3 сент. 2024 г. · Fake News: Examples · Sick & Tired of Snow · Mr. Rogers Rumor Neighborhood · Theodore Roosevelt Riding a Moose · The Onion · Two Sides to One ...