Clearly, misinformation is nothing new. However, fake news and other rumors spread very easily and very widely on the Internet and on social media.
How are young people armed against misinformation? Are they most at risk? Isabelle Bourgogne talks about this with:
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What should we teach young people? What do we know about their content consumption habits? Their way of searching for information?
How to develop critical thinking in young people? And in adults? How do we define “critical thinking”? What strategies should we develop?
Our guests participated in the last forum Democracy in the age of misinformation On scientific culture. How to improve it among young people?
How do we support teachers when their task is already heavy?
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