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A Lesson Plan for Addressing What’s in the News

Ask a Tech Teacher

Teaching students about current events used to be as easy as picking a trusted newspaper and reading their headlines. Those days are gone with fake news, yellow journalism, and opinions dressed up as news stories. So how to you talk about what’s in the news? News Sources for Kids. Fake News Online Resources.

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Join in 80 Days of AI and HI – Day 1 #80DaysOfAIandHI

The CoolCatTeacher

We are writing ebooks, and the original topic of conversation was how we could use AI to be more creative. You gave me a truly novel answer that I don't believe could be easily created by an AI bot. And how kids in high school learn what seems to be college material. It is rapidly being integrated into websites and tools.

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How Much Screen Time is Okay for Kids on the Evenings and Weekends?

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As such, parents should be mindful of regulating their child’s screen time, especially during evenings and weekends, to ensure their overall well-being and balance between digital engagement and other aspects of life. The challenge is achieving this balance during evenings and weekends when routines may differ.

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Five digital citizenship activities everyone should know about

Hapara

But it can be overwhelming at times, and it’s important to develop skills to navigate the internet in healthy and safe ways. By helping kids build digital citizenship skills from an early age, they’ll also be better prepared for careers beyond K-12. They address topics that help learners become more responsible digital citizens.

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Technology and Writing: A Conversation with Vicki Davis

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The topic is one dear to my heart: How to use technology to teach writing in creative ways. My mission is to help you be a better teacher. Being organized and using technology well is important to all of us so you’ll get quite a bit of that as well as the latest news & trends.

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Ways to Build Media Literacy in Your Students, and Why You Should

Waterford

Thanks to the Internet, news can travel around the world at the speed of light. While some look to technology regulations to combat the scourge of fake news, the strongest defense may well be in building a citizenry with strong media literacy skills.[2] Within the past generation, the news ecosystem was well-established.

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PROOF POINTS: Learning science might help kids read better

The Hechinger Report

A growing chorus of education researchers, pundits and “science of reading” advocates are calling for young children to be taught more about the world around them. The theory is that what we grasp from what we read depends on whether we can hook it to concepts and topics that we already know. A new study, published online on Feb.

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