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NEWS BIAS DAY 2

In this activity, students will analyze the placement choices of news stories within two different newspapers. Using a chart format, they will document the headlines of stories from various sections such as international, entertainment, local, national, sports, and business. After completing their charts, students will participate in a gallery walk to compare their findings. They will write a reflective response discussing what they noticed about story placements, potential biases, and which publication they found most reliable based on their observations.

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NEWS BIAS DAY 2

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  1. NEWS BIAS DAY 2 WEEK 3

  2. Swbat analyze news placement choices within a newspaper • DO NOW: GRAB YOUR SECOND NEWSPAPER. • FINISH UP 1-5 PAGES FOR YOUR SECOND NEWSPAPER

  3. Chart It • With your second newspaper, use the chart paper (hold it landscape), create 5 columns and write out part of the headline for each of the stories that are on that particular page. • When everyone is done, we are going to do a gallery walk. I want you to write me a one page response.

  4. RESPONSE Possible Responses Should Include • What did you notice when you walked from paper to paper? • What value was placed on international news from paper to paper? Entertainment? Local news? National News? Sports? Business? • Did any of the papers equally place a story? Ex. A story was on page ___ for multiple publications. • Did you detect bias? Liberal, conservative, or any other slant from paper to paper? • Which news publication seems to be the most reliable?

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