Fact Or Fiction? How To Teach Kids (and Adults) To Detect Misinformation Online
The future of democracy depends upon an educated citizenry. When it comes to approaching internet content, what skills are we using? How do we distinguish fact from fiction, reporting from propaganda? And how are we preparing our youth to assess whether content is trustworthy – in other words, to become media literate? Join us on December 8, 2022 from 4:00 – 5:15 p.m. for an opportunity to upgrade your internet skills and check your biases with our expert panel featuring New York state teachers, administrators and students. Moderated by Jay Worona, Co-Chair Committee on Law, Youth & Citizenship.
This is a free informational event. This program does not carry CLE credit.
Start Date:
- December 8, 2022
Start Time:
- 4:00 PM
End Time:
- 5:15 PM
Region:
- Virtual Participation
- Chris Keogh, Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Technology, Tuckahoe Union-Free School District
- Cheila Mosa, Tuckahoe Middle School Social Studies Teacher and Debate Coach
- Natalie Maloney, Student, Shenendehowa Central School District
- Lorna Lewis, Superintendent, Malverne Union Free School District
- Olivia Brown, Speaker, Student, Malverne Union Free School District
- Jay Worona, Moderator, Deputy Executive Director and General Counsel New York State School Boards Association; Co-Chair Committee on Law, Youth & Citizenship
Format:
- Webinar
Product Code:
- LYC12822
NYSBA Member Price:
Free
Join (or renew) for special member pricing
Non-Member Price:
Free
Sponsoring Committee Group
- Committee on Law, Youth and Citizenship
- Committee on Continuing Legal Education
