Season 1 Episode 2 : Toi, consommateur de médias

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Google, YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat are examples of information sources that could well be among your and your friends’ daily habits. You probably also hear about “fake news” a lot these days… That’s why it’s important for you to develop your critical thinking skills when consuming media. In this tutorial, you will learn how to determine if what you read, watch and listen to is either a fact, an opinion or fake news.

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Levels:1st Grade2nd Grade3rd Grade4th Grade5th Grade6th Grade7th Grade8th Grade9th Grade10th Grade11th Grade12th Grade

FSF Category:Tutorials

Subjects:FrançaisListening (FSL)Speaking (FSL)Social Sciences

Themes:Media Literacy

Skills:Digital LiteracyCritical Thinking

FSL (CEFR Levels):A1: IntroductoryA2: Intermediate LevelB1: Threshold Level

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Consult the profile of Maude B
Maude B | 10 March 2022 5 hearts out of 5 rated
Bravo! Vous vous exprimez très clairement et vous expliquez très bien le phénomène de la désinformation dans les médias.
Consult the profile of Tobias S
Tobias S | 26 May 2020 5 hearts out of 5 rated
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Consult the profile of Sebastian M
Sebastian M | 05 May 2020 4 hearts out of 5 rated
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