What are your thoughts regarding the impact of fake news? Who are some of the people behind fake news and what would make a person want to create a fake news story?
What impact do you think fake news had on this last presidential election?
What are some media literacy skills need to evaluate sources for realiability?

Explanation:

In my opinion, Fox News is the most untrusting and the worst news channel to go to if you need answers of what's happening, I think people make fake news to confuse people and cause stuff that isn't supposed to happen.

The impact has made everyone confused and not listen to the guidelines or other instructions from doctors / professionals.

Check the headlines, if it looks misleading or sounds misleading, don't watch it or don't listen to it, I recommend you just don't watch the news and just listen to professional doctors / health workers. If you watch CNN, some can be misleading, but most isn't.

I hope this helps! <3

I wrote this all myself so have a gr8t day!

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