Does the media create more harm than good?

Citizenship

What is news?

What responsibilities does the media have?

What is the role of the media in a democracy?

How does the media hold those in power to account?

Should we believe everything we read?

How does the media affect us?

Which of these was not one of the news values we discussed?

True or false: newspaper front pages were mentioned as one way the media can hold people to account?

Would the argument 'codes of conduct stop bad behaviour' best be used to show that the media can harm, or that the media can help?

What format to develop an argument did Mr Joy suggest that you use?

Because eating icecream is the best thing to do

Because Mr Joy likes shorter holidays, so he can be back at school

Because the summer has more hours of sunshine

Why did Mr Joy suggest that the summer holidays were better than the winter holidays in his example argument?

According to the research mentioned in the lesson, which source below did people in the UK trust most?

True or false: Sometimes an article will deliberately use emotive language to get a reaction from the reader?

One of the oldest examples of false information being published is often given what name?

A piece of information which is truthful and is shared with the aim of harming the reputation of the person it is about, would best be described with which of these words?

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.

Does the media create more harm than good?

Lesson outcome

This lesson was made for home learning during the pandemic.