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Clickbait, biased opinions, and false information are common online. Teach your child strategies to identify fact from fiction.
Exposure to graphic imagery and disturbing news can affect children's well-being. Get ideas for supporting your child when they learn about tragic events.
Disturbing news events can leave us speechless. Knowing how and when to talk with kids—and when to listen—can help.
Use these age-based tips and questions to have conversations as a family about disturbing events.
Tips for new voters to cut through the noise, identify quality news sources, and feel confident at the polls.
In a fraught political era, news literacy skills help kids view information critically and become informed citizens.
The last thing the presidential campaign needs is more fake news, so make sure you know how not to add to misinformation.
