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Hate Speech, Bias, And Echo Chambers

Hate Speech

When it comes to topics as tricky as hate speech, it is best for the teacher to customize resources for their classroom. After all, they know their students and are the most qualified to ensure that conversations on this topic are safe, productive, and informative.

To help, Common Sense Media has created a lesson plan on responding to

online hate speech⁠

Checking Bias

Teaching Tolerance has a great lesson to help middle schoolers understand how

words can communicate bias⁠

GCF global has a great video on how algorithms create echo chambers:

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Echo Chambers and Media Diet

Busy Teacher created a wonderful

list of ideas⁠

for engaging students with the idea of echo chambers and media diets.

Check out GCF Global's overview of what an

echo chamber⁠

is. And their video below:

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Education Post shared

some great ideas⁠

, including this satirical news report on "truthiness" from Stephen Colbert:

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