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New program aims to help teens separate fact from fiction in online news
Feb. 14, 201901:54
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New program aims to help teens separate fact from fiction in online news

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At Woodrow Wilson High School, representatives of MediaWise shared tips to help students develop fact-checking skills. Part of the workshop was led by Lester Holt, who has officially joined Poynter’s MediaWise initiative as its first ambassador.Feb. 14, 2019

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