EP-II Training Curriculum: Lesson Plans.

Efficient Parenting – Lesson Plans Page 169 /170 ● Google Fact Check Explorer : A feature within Google News that highlights fact-checked articles from various sources and provides additional context for news stories. Media Bias/Fact Check: An app that provides ratings and analysis of news sources based on their perceived bias and reliability. Tools for fact-checking in social media: Facebook-partnerschap voor feiten controle: Facebook werkt samen met fact-checking organisaties om valse of misleidende inhoud op het platform te identificeren en te signaleren. Community Notes: X's community-driven fact-checking program that allows users to annotate and provide context to tweets with misinformation. Educational Resources: European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO): A platform that provides resources and support for fact-checking organizations across Europe, including training materials and research reports. Evaluation: Promoting critical thinking: It encourages people to question the accuracy of information rather than accepting it at face value, promoting a more analytical mindset. Reducing the spread of misinformation: By making it easier for people to verify facts before sharing content, the infographic helps reduce the spread of false information. Empowering informed decisions: It gives people the tools to make more informed decisions, whether they are evaluating news stories, posts on social media or online rumors. Building trust in credible sources: As people use fact-checking tools more often, they may develop a greater appreciation for credible sources, leading to more critical media consumption habits. Improve media literacy: It increases awareness about the importance of verifying information, contributing to a more media-literate society able to navigate the digital landscape with confidence.