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Watch a video on how to choose news and answer questions. Share your thoughts on this video.
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Watch a video on how to choose news and answer questions. Share your thoughts on this video.
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How to choose your newsVideo length
4 minutes 49 seconds
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08/04/2021
Video quiz questions (printable)
1. Fill the gap.
The amount of information just a click away may be limitless, but the time and energy we have toandit is not.
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Only a few decades ago, news was
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...and three or four TV networks where trusteddelivered the day'sat the same reliable time every evening.
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But the problems with this system soon became apparent as
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While it was known that authoritarian countries controlled andinformation,
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… secret assassinations, and political corruption undermined public faith in official narratives presented by
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But if everyone is anobody is, and different sources may disagree, not only opinions, but on the facts themselves.
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Instead ofinterpreting a scientific study or a politician's speech,
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At the same time, the morethe story, the less you should try to follow it in real time.
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And watch out for reports that rely on
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Finally, and most importantly , try tonews before spreading it.
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Whilehas enabled the truth to reach us faster,
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… before you share that unbelievable oritem,
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