Re:DoD Awards $1B Contract to Peraton to Counter Misinformation
by ethbr0 on Thursday August 12, 2021 @09:08AM
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Do you have any keywords for looking up current curriculums? Is it in whatever they're calling Social Studies nowadays?
All schools are local, etc., but with family in K-12 education, I haven't found great or numerous examples of it being taught.
Re:DoD Awards $1B Contract to Peraton to Counter Misinformation
by da_chicken on Thursday August 12, 2021 @01:16PM
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The subject is usually called "digital literacy", although it's often paired with "digital citizenship" because they're closely related or taught together. You might also include "credibility," "media literacy," or "social media literacy."
Including "K-12" or "curriculum" will get you more resources that teachers might use.
Unfortunately, approximately 85% of the voting population will never benefit from these classes, because the idea of them being necessary or useful had not occurred to anyone when they were in school. It's the same reason nobody over 50 learned how to use a computer in grade school. They did not exist.
This is a problem that will become vastly less serious three generations from now.