62% of teens say they can’t tell real news from fake after school. Learn how hands‑on projects can turn TikTok’s hype into a classroom for fact‑checking and protect your family from misinformation.
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Media Literacy and Information Literacy vs Viral TikTok Myths?
62% of teens say they can’t tell real news from fake after school. Learn how hands‑on projects can turn TikTok’s hype into a classroom for fact‑checking and pro
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