Heritage Spanish · Week 29 · Orgullo y puente entre casa y academia

Los medios en español

Students compare Spanish language news coverage of a local story and detect bias or sensationalism.

Responsible decision-makingGrades 9 to 12About 20 minutesAdvanced
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Students will
Students compare Spanish language coverage of one local story and name headline, source, and signs of bias.
SEL skill
Notice your reaction to a headline and then check source and facts before responding
What it looks like
Students notice how a headline makes them feel and then check the facts before reacting.
Content focus
Media literacy: news in Spanish ("titular", "fuente", "sesgo")
Format
Collaborative analysis

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