
Start inspiring classroom discussions about the biggest issues of our time whilst encouraging students' personal development, critical-thinking and communication skills.
These free resources are created by qualified teachers in collaboration with experienced journalists to combine deep educational knowledge with world-class journalistic expertise.
Activities support students to be sceptical about media stories and value the importance of evidence in an age of misinformation and fake news.
If you like these, check out our other teaching resources in our resource library!
News and media literacy resources
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Views on the news
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COP28: investigating numbers
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Politicians and expectations
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Election polls: are they helpful?
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Israel and Palestine: news literacy
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Celebrities in the news: the accused
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Mental health: doomscrolling
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Politicians: standards of behaviour
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Post-pandemic: parasocial relationships
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Russia and Ukraine: a turning point?
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Post-pandemic: the return of tourism
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Three headlines, three debates
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Numeracy in the news: misleading numbers
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War reporting
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Numeracy in the news: data decisions
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Article 17: reliable news
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Humanitarian crises: responsible photography
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Andrew Tate: misogyny online
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War reporting: is it beneficial?
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News literacy: independent research
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Social media: are schools doing enough?
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The world in 2023
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