Center for News Literacy – Bringing crucial critical thinking skills for the 21st century to teachers and students

Marie Colvin Center
Center for News Literacy
Alan Alda Center
School of Journalism
Stony Brook University

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CNL hosts interactive workshop for Long Island educators

Center launches broader initiative to help the region’s school districts adapt the university’s undergraduate curriculum for K-12 students

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New Study Demonstrates Positive Impact of Stony Brook's News Literacy Curriculum

Research shows lasting effects on the ability of students to find reliable information

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Making Sense of the News

Our joint Coursera MOOC developed with the University of Hong Kong is now live. Join us!

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The flood of fake news, propaganda, rumors, and advertising that often masquerade as news has made it harder than ever to separate fact from fiction.

News Literacy can help students of all ages recognize the differences between fact and rumor, news and advertising, news and opinion, and bias and fairness.

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Find out more about News Literacy and why it is an essential tool in today's world.

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