¿Te crees todo lo que ves en internet?

Think-Pair-Share Look at the title of the article: ¿Te crees todo lo que ves en internet?Now work with another student and talk about the following:¿Cuánto tiempo pasas en internet?🕰️¿Compartes mucha información en tus redes? ¿De qué tipo?¿Cómo decides si algo es verdadero o falso en internet?✅ 🤥Discuss in pairs and then share your thoughts with class.Record your conversation in Spanish Why does the article emphasize verifying sources before sharing information? Because misinformation can spread quickly and influence public opinion. Because only professional journalists should share news. Because true information always spreads more slowly than false news. Because social media platforms automatically remove false information. What underlying problem does the article highlight about online misinformation? People often assume content is real if it appears on their favorite platform. Only government sources are capable of spreading false information. Fake news is easy to recognize and rarely deceives people. Misinformation is only a problem in political news, not everyday content. What is the purpose of the example tweet in the article? To show that fake news only appears on Twitter (X). To illustrate how official-looking posts can mislead people. To demonstrate how social media companies verify every tweet. To encourage people to share viral tweets without questioning them. The article warns against “confirmation bias.” What is a potential consequence of this bias? People actively seek out opinions that challenge their beliefs People become more open to questioning their own views. People reject accurate information that contradicts what they already believe. People stop engaging with news altogether to avoid misinformation. Why might a news story that spreads quickly online be less reliable? Because trustworthy news is usually not shared widely. Because sensational or misleading stories are often designed to attract attention. Because people only share news after verifying it. Because only fake news goes viral. What lesson does the article suggest about images shared on the internet? Images are always reliable sources of information. If an image appears real, it must be real. Many online images are edited or taken out of context to mislead viewers. All fake images are clearly labeled to prevent misinformation. How does misinformation influence decision-making in real life? It has no real impact beyond the internet. It can shape public beliefs, influence elections, and affect health choices. It only affects people who are not well-educated. It mainly impacts entertainment news, not serious topics. Why might someone share false information even if they are not trying to deceive others? They want to test whether their friends can recognize fake news. They assume that if something appears on their feed, it must be true. They are trying to make people think critically about the news. They believe that misinformation is harmless entertainment. The article encourages people to be skeptical of information they see online. What is the risk of being overly skeptical? People might stop believing anything, even credible news sources. It prevents people from forming opinions. It makes people more likely to share false information. It leads to blind trust in everything online. If a friend shares a suspicious news story, what is the best way to respond? Immediately tell them they are wrong and untrustworthy. Share the story widely to see if others can verify it. Politely suggest checking other reliable sources before accepting it as true. Assume it is true because your friend wouldn’t share false information. ¿Noticias falsas (fake news) o no? Look at these headlines. Which one(s) do you think is fake news (noticias falsas)1️⃣ "El chocolate ayuda a mejorar la memoria, según científicos"(Chocolate helps improve memory, according to scientists.)2️⃣ "Descubren una ciudad perdida debajo del océano Atlántico" 🌊(A lost city is discovered under the Atlantic Ocean.)3️⃣ "Las abejas son esenciales para la vida en el planeta" 🐝(Bees are essential for life on the planet.)You can use phrases like:Es posible porque…No es cierto porque…Debemos comprobar la fuente porque...ALL IN SPANISH ¿Dónde crees que hay más noticias falsas? ¿En las redes, en la televisión, en la radio? ¿Por qué? You can type or speak your answer. Read the following infographic and answer the question below. How do you use the internet in your daily life, and how has it changed the way you learn or communicate with others? Answer your questionin SpanishYou can start by saying:* Uso el internet para…* Me gusta el internet porque…* El internet me ayuda a… Mira el video y responde las preguntas. Click here for the transcript of the video. Why are social media platforms particularly vulnerable to the spread of false information? Because they allow for immediate and direct communication, making manipulation easier. Because only a small number of people fact-check what they post. Because social media companies promote only true information. Because most people are aware of misinformation and do not engage with it. According to the video, what is one key objective of researching misinformation on social media? To identify the exact number of fake news posts on the internet. To analyze the reactions of people before and after seeing false information. To ban all social media users who spread false information. To prove that only certain demographics fall for fake news. What makes the topic of fake news on social media relevant in today’s world? Only journalists need to worry about detecting false news. The internet is the only place where fake news exists. Every internet user is exposed to misinformation, making it crucial to recognize it. Governments ensure that false news is always removed from social media. Based on the video, why is it important to study the people who publish false information? To understand their motivations and how misinformation spreads. To create laws that permanently ban them from using the internet. To prove that only certain individuals or organizations spread fake news. To make sure social media companies delete all fake news immediately. What is one challenge in identifying false news on social media? Fake news is always written in an exaggerated and unrealistic style. Many people trust news from sources they already follow, regardless of credibility. False news always has spelling errors and poor formatting. People rarely share or react to misinformation. Internet en un minuto Escucha el audio y empareja cada cantidad con la acción correcta en Internet(Listen to the audio and match each number with the correct action on the Internet.)For a detailed infographic click here. 188 millones Correos electrónicos enviados. 1 millón Personas que se conectan a Facebook. 350,000 Scrolls en Instagram. 2 millones Snaps generados en Snapchat. 80,000 Tweets escritos. 40 millones Mensajes enviados por WhatsApp. 4.5 millones Horas de videos vistos en YouTube. 700,000 Horas de televisión vistas en Netflix. 390,000 Descargas de aplicaciones. 4,388,000,000 Usuarios de Internet en el mundo.