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Computer science Common Core RI.9-10.5 resources
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Amazon Shipping Scam? Critical Thinking Text Puzzle #4 | Digital Literacy
Is this message from Amazon legit or is this a scam? How quickly can your class figure out who is texting? Here's part of the text message conversation: Delivery Alert: There’s a problem with your Amazon shipment. Do you want to reschedule? YES or NOSecond Warning: There’s a problem with your Amazon shipment. If not fixed, the package will be sent back. https://shipment-amzn.comFINAL WARNING: There’s a problem with your Amzon shipment. The package will be returned today. https://shipment-amzn.co
Grades:
6th - 10th
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I'll go there RN | Critical Thinking Text Puzzle 11 Sub Plans | Social Emotional
Here's a Critical Thinking Text Message Puzzle for Middle School students! How quickly can your class figure out who is texting? Here's part of the text message conversation: I'm here with KevinOh you guys are hereLow key I was walking around I'll go there rn... (look at the product preview PDF to see the last line) Who is speaking? What is going on? How do you know that?This is the full Reading Comprehension lessonThe slideshow lesson goes through each text message clue one-by-one.Systematic an
Grades:
6th - 10th
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Information Literacy and Website Evaluation Unit Lessons--Secondary Students
One of the most challenging things I found to teach my secondary students was website evaluation. Clearly, students need this digital literacy skills, but with so many “tests” to apply to sites, which are actually useful, accurate, or helpful?Based the book Fact vs. Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in the Age of Fake News by Jennifer LaGarde and Darren Hudgins, these information literacy and website evaluation lessons and activities can help students learn how to critically examine web
Grades:
7th - 12th
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ELA / TECH (STEM/STEAM) Topic: Ransomware
This reading/vocabulary supports the technical topic of ransomware. It teaches and reinforces target vocabulary with activities and a puzzle. It offers a reading with multiple-choice comprehension questions. Answer Key is provided.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
NGSS:
HS-PS4-2
Fake News Lesson - Digital literacy Critical thinking Fact Analysis and Research
It has never been more important to have some digital media literacy. With the growth of social media, the spread of fake news is becoming faster and much easier, and that is why it is our duty to teach the students how to spot fake news, how to recognize them and not believe them. This resource is something I spent a lot of time and thought on, and it has helped me teach many students how to be digitally literate and how to develop critical thinking, how to analyze an article and how to researc
Grades:
6th - 9th
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