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Spin Zone Media Literacy Simulation (Press Secretary and News Anchor Game)

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Title slide for Spin Zone, a media literacy resource introducing a press secretary and news anchor simulation
Opening title slide for the simulation
Opening media literacy slide uses a fake George Washington quote dated December 1779 about trusting the internet
Internet credibility introduction
Media literacy slide quotes Brené Brown on trusting our eyes in a carefully edited and photoshopped world
Quotation on trusting what we see
Vocabulary introduction slide announces words students will use as they proceed through the media literacy unit
Introduction to the unit vocabulary
Vital Vocab slide defines media bias, sound bites, framing, anonymous source, and chyron for the media literacy unit
Five media literacy vocabulary definitions
Media Framing slide explains how two news sources can frame the same situation differently and shape opinions
Explanation of media framing
Free Thinkers slide explains how personal biases and differences in available information shape our opinions
Personal biases and opinion formation
Media Bias Chart slide places news outlets by political bias and overall source reliability, using a May 2020 chart
News source bias and reliability chart
Media literacy slide displays the TED-Ed title How to Choose Your News alongside television and newspaper imagery
TED-Ed news selection title slide
News source slide lists Axios, NPR, AP, and ABC News as commonly trusted and invites students to explore their trust
Listed news sources and a prompt about trust
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Grade 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

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Pygmalion Ed
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About This Product

Spin Zone Media Literacy Simulation introduces key media literacy concepts to students before guiding them through an engaging role-playing activity. Students take on the roles of either a press secretary trying to "spin" the news or a news anchor reporting the latest developments. The simulation covers important topics like media bias, information credibility, and news framing. By participating in this memorable game, students gain firsthand experience with how the modern media landscape operates. The activity is light-hearted and non-partisan, making it a student favorite. This media literacy resource can be implemented in a variety of ways, including whole class participation or small group work. The 37 slides walk students through the concepts and provide clear direction to make the simulation accessible for learners.

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