Primary School Media Literacy

Media literacy means that children learn how to use media safely and responsibly, such as the internet, social media, and television. They learn which information is reliable and how to communicate online.

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Media literacy helps children think critically about what they see and read, use the internet safely, and make smart choices with digital media.
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Have children think about an online post. Ask: “Is this post reliable? Why or why not?” This helps them critically assess information on the internet.
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