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Media Literacy, News, and Information Presentation Example

An activity to engage students with the ideas surrounding how the media presents information and how it affects how people participate and interact.

Grade: 9–12
Topic: First Amendment: Freedom of the Press, Media
Format: PDF
Published: Jul 5, 2024

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Directions

Review the three sample presentation styles for a basketball game. Complete the chart as instructed by your teacher.

Guiding Question

What are the different ways the news media present information? How do these differences affect audiences?

Objectives

I can explain how the ways the news media present information can affect how people respond.

Handout

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