Awareness ContentVaccine myths in the family group: how to answer without starting a fightHealth·VaccinesAs a teacher, I hear vaccine questions from parents every autumn, usually starting with "I read somewhere that...". Arguing rarely works.…Rana Khalil · last month12ShareVaccine myths in the family group: how to answer without starting a fightCopy linkReport this contentHelp us keep Digital Citizens Hub accurate and safe. Why are you reporting this article?CancelNext
ResourceReading the news like a detective: a lesson plan that worked in my classroomIn Training·VerificationAfter the training, several teachers in our group asked the same thing: how do we bring this into a 45-minute class without turning it into…Rana Khalil · last month13ShareReading the news like a detective: a lesson plan that worked in my classroomCopy linkReport this contentHelp us keep Digital Citizens Hub accurate and safe. Why are you reporting this article?CancelNext
AudioOur first 60-second audio fact-check, recorded on our phonesIn Training·VerificationOne of the group exercises in our training looked simple on paper: take a rumour, check it, and explain the result in a voice note of one…Rana Khalil · last month32ShareOur first 60-second audio fact-check, recorded on our phonesCopy linkReport this contentHelp us keep Digital Citizens Hub accurate and safe. Why are you reporting this article?CancelNext
StoryWhat a ball of yarn taught my students about how rumours travelIn Training·VerificationSome lessons work better standing up. On one of our training days, the facilitator handed a ball of yellow yarn to the first person in the…Rana Khalil · 2 months ago23ShareWhat a ball of yarn taught my students about how rumours travelCopy linkReport this contentHelp us keep Digital Citizens Hub accurate and safe. Why are you reporting this article?CancelNext
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