Our 1-hour Headline resource helps students reflect on the types of news people might see and explore how to navigate the news during conflicts and humanitarian crises.
Use this lesson to help your students:
- Understand the history of Israel and Palestine
- Explore how bias affects the news people might see
- Discuss the impact of misinformation, distressing images and polarisation
This lesson develops the following skills and knowledge:
Listening
Step 6: I show I am listening by how I use eye contact and body language
Step 12: I listen critically and think about where differences in perspectives come from
Knowledge
Step 6: I can explain why it's important to find reliable news sources
Step 7: I can explain how bias affects the news I see and hear
Find out more about the Topical Talk skills and knowledge framework here.
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