How To Get Reliable News
March 16, 2017
With talk of “fake news”, it’s important students learn how to decipher between fake and real news. In order to read the infographic, please click on it and zoom in. Thank you!
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Ryan • May 23, 2019 at 4:36 pm
Don’t know when this was put together, but it does not look like a very good list. By that I mean it does not suggest to use a broad spectrum of news options. to get more fact based information, people should use more reporting and less opinion based reports. Anyone wanting a less biased sense of information should probably drop CNN and Fox News as a source. Too much of both of their info is skewed to one side or the other of political view. And always take what is called “truth” as a bit suspicious. And don’t be closed to getting more information even if you don’t like it.