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Media Literacy & Fact-Checking for Grades 9–12

Build students’ critical thinking and information literacy with practical media literacy worksheets focused on fact-checking, source evaluation, evidence, bias, data, and context. Students learn to move beyond simple “true or false” judgments and make defensible conclusions based on evidence.

Skills Covered

  • Identifying fact-checkable claims
  • Evaluating source credibility, expertise, purpose, and bias
  • Using lateral reading and comparing sources
  • Analysing statistics, graphs, sample quality, and selective data
  • Distinguishing association from causation
  • Checking quotations, images, reposts, and missing context
  • Recognising persuasion, satire, parody, and misinformation
  • Supporting conclusions with evidence-based reasoning

What’s Included

  • 20 student worksheets and case-based activities
  • Answer keys for all activities
  • Instructional anchor charts
  • Teacher guidance, differentiation, and assessment support

Classroom Uses

Ideal for a full media literacy unit, direct instruction, guided or independent practice, small-group work, revision, formative assessment, or end-of-unit assessment. Activities progress from focused skills to more complex multi-source fact-checking investigations.

Give students meaningful, structured practice in evaluating the information they encounter online, in media, and in everyday life.

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