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Toolkit for history classes
María Sabiote González
Marcos Rebollo Fidalgo
Alfonso Cebrián Rey
Félix González Chicote
Cosme J. Gómez Carrasco
Juan Ramón Moreno Vera
Jairo Rodríguez Medina
Pedro Miralles Martínez
其他書名
Debunking fake news and fostering critical thinking
出版
Council of Europe
, 2024-10-01
主題
Political Science / Human Rights
Education / History
History / Study & Teaching
History / Historiography
Juvenile Nonfiction / Social Science / General
History / General
Political Science / General
ISBN
9287195129
9789287195128
URL
http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=QDgvEQAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋
In a saturated and complex workd of information, how can students be helped to seek, evaluate and verify information?
Over the past two decades, the use of the internet and social media has enabled wider and faster access to information around the world. In doing so, however, it has also opened the door to misinformation, manipulation, fake news and political propaganda. Every industry, institution and individual person has had to adapt to this influx of unreliable information, and many organisations have begun to adopt new policies and issue recommendations on how to manage this new way of life.
The publication Toolkit for history classes – Debunking fake news and fostering critical thinking is a co-ordinated response by the European Union and Council of Europe to this phenomenon. The toolkit is a resource for history teachers to help their students learn how to deconstruct and question fake news through historical sources and topics that relate the past to the present. The toolkit aligns with the values and priorities of the European Union and Council of Europe, as both institutions have worked for many years to draw attention to the dangers caused by disinformation and the manipulation of history.
The toolkit was designed for teachers to show students not only how to recognise fake news when they see it, but also understand why it was created and become aware of the minority communities who are most often the target of this manipulated information.