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be able to actively compare and contrast how different perspectives and evidence in media and the real world.
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analyze various types of media, and practice persuasive techniques with "Social Bubble Activity"
*How much time do you spend on social media?
*How do you feel when you get on social media?
*What APP would you recommend to another person to use? Why?
Bias: prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another, usually in a way considered to be unfair.
Parcialidad: a favor o en contra de una cosa injustamente.
Tone: the general character or attitude of a place, piece of writing, situation, etc.
Tono: El carácter general o la actitud de un lugar, un escrito, una situación, etc.
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Things to consider as you watch or read informational/persuasive materials:
*What is the Tone?
*Who or what about the material gives it Credibility?
*Who is this meant for? (Audience)
*What are the facts presented?
What are the opinions presented?
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Social Bubbles influence our bias, interest and the information we collect.
They often influence us to have one perspective on a subject, accepting views from their own audience.
Things to consider as you watch:
*Tone
*Credibility
*Audience
Look up an informational article/piece of news online.
Follow this template on your sheet of paper.
Name of the Article:
Summary: (2-3 Sentences)
Identify Five Facts/Opinions:
1. (Fact or Opinion)
2. (Fact or Opinion)
3. (Fact or Opinion)
4. (Fact or Opinion)
5. (Fact or Opinion)