Educators can easily build a source deck around any current events topic and, in this activity, we’re using it to bring together a discussion on fake news and source evaluation.
October Media Literacy Challenge: Week 2. Incorporate engaging YouTube videos that launch your classroom into literacy discussions on fake news.
Looking at some key terms can help educators as they prepare to broach the topic of fake news with students, plus resources and activities that support media literacy skills development.
Support literacy skill development and ensure your students can bring a trusted research companion along with them on their Web searches with the FREE Google Chrome extension for Britannica School users.
Join Britannica Digital Learning for an action-packed fall, filled with digital and media literacy resources and events for educators.
The Britannica pros are here to guide you through the best of the quest! In honor of a fresh school year, we’re in love with these images that capture the magic of the classroom.
Tune in once a month to “Cool Careers,” a brand new Facebook Live interview series from Britannica. This November, meet Alicia Haywood of iSpeakMedia!
Arm any middle or high school student against the sway of fake news with this free media literacy webinar, presented by edWeb.net and Tiffany “Mighty Little Librarian” Whitehead.
Welcome to Cool Careers! A new Facebook Live interview series from Britannica Digital Learning.
A free webinar presented by edWeb.net and Dr. Leslie Maniotes. Supersize the literacy arsenal of any K-12 student by mastering the art of “keyword lessons.”
Blast off with these out-of-this-world Britannica School resources, lessons, and activities to get you back in the swing of things this school year.
We’re excited to invite you to tune in once a month to “Cool Careers,” a brand new Facebook Live interview series from Britannica!
ImageQuest’s more than three million-image database now includes a brand new collection of over 14,500 images, plus at least 12,500 updates to the existing 60+ collections.
Center student voices through the power of performance poetry during this 90-minute crash course.
“Literacy” is a term that gets thrown around a lot in education, but being “literate” means so much more to life-long learning that simply being able to read.
At Britannica Education, our purpose is to empower educators to create engaging and meaningful learning experiences that ignite curiosity. We believe every student has the ability to learn and grow. We are committed to supporting educators in their efforts to help learners reach their full potential. Read more ▸
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Each Expedition: Learn! Lesson begins with a video to spark students’ interest in the topic
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