Information and Influence · Semester 1

Understanding Bias in Media

Recognizing different types of bias (e.g., selection, placement, spin) in news reporting.

Key Questions

  1. Analyze how media outlets can present the same event with different biases.
  2. Evaluate the impact of biased reporting on public opinion.
  3. Differentiate between intentional and unintentional bias in news articles.

MOE Syllabus Outcomes

MOE: Critical Literacy - P5MOE: Reading and Viewing (Information) - P5
Level: Primary 5
Subject: English Language
Unit: Information and Influence
Period: Semester 1

Suggested Methodologies

Document Mystery

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Philosophical Chairs

Take a side, argue, and move if persuaded

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