The Digital Age and Media Literacy · Interpretive Communication

Navigating Information and Misinformation

Developing skills to identify bias and fake news in target language media sources.

Key Questions

  1. 1How can you verify the credibility of a news source in the target language?
  2. 2What linguistic markers indicate a biased or persuasive tone in an article?
  3. 3Why is media literacy a vital skill for modern democratic participation?

Common Core State Standards

ACTFL: Connections - Acquiring InformationACTFL: Communication - Interpretive
Grade: 12th Grade
Subject: World Languages
Unit: The Digital Age and Media Literacy
Period: Interpretive Communication

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