EdSurge calls NLP website “treasure trove of resources”
“Young people have a right to news literacy education,” NLP’s John Silva says in the piece Can Your Students Tell the Difference Between Fact and Fiction? for EdSurge on Oct. 20.
Reporter Kimberly Rues directs readers to NLP’s educator-focused digital material, saying “their website is a virtual treasure trove of resources.” She also recommends NLP’s Educator Resources Library. “These materials provide ready-made content that supports the professional development offered in the webinar, but that could also be used independently of NLP’s professional development offerings,” she notes. “One final News Literacy Project resource to mention is Checkology, an interactive platform that provides students with standards-aligned lessons, presented by information experts, including real world examples, Rues says.”