Unveiling Fake News in Religious Contexts: Lesson Plans and Critical Reflections
Revelatory Reading
Understanding, Critiquing, and
Unveiling Religious News Stories
Religion and fake news
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Pope addresses fake news
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Religion: subject and interpretive lens
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Role of critical reflection
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Liberation theology as tool
Religious landscape in America
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Evangelical Protestant
25.4%
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Unaffiliated
22.8%
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Roman Catholic
20.8%
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Mainline Protestant
14.7%
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Non-Christian faiths
5.9%*
Religion and fake news
Impact of belief systems
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Dogmatic
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Fundamentalist
Liberation theology
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Contextual approach: Latin America
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Direct response to poverty
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Freedom from oppressive systems
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Salvation as earthly potential
Liberation theology
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Praxis: action and reflection
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Right action vs. right belief
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Role of social analysis
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Secondary role of belief
Freire’s stages of consciousness
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Magical consciousness
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Naïve consciousness
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Critical consciousness
Who decides what’s important
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Identify represented voices
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Is a community marginalized?
Gospel of Jesus’s Wife
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PBS News Hour Clip
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Determine origin story
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Role of peer review
Who isn’t speaking
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Are there omitted voices?
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Are marginalized voices needed?
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Biases in peer review
Looking at (fake) news
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Follow the story
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Importance of subsequent reporting
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Look for corroboration
Explore the intersection of religion and fake news through lessons on understanding, critiquing, and unveiling fake stories in various religious landscapes. Delve into topics like the impact of belief systems, liberation theology, and societal consciousness stages. Uncover the role of critical reflection and the importance of identifying marginalized voices in the realm of religious news stories.
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Revelatory Reading Understanding, Critiquing, and Unveiling Religious News Stories Teaching About Fake News: Lesson Plans for Different Disciplines and Audiences
Religion and fake news Pope addresses fake news Religion: subject and interpretive lens Role of critical reflection Liberation theology as tool Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Religious landscape in America Evangelical Protestant Unaffiliated Roman Catholic Mainline Protestant Non-Christian faiths 25.4% 22.8% 20.8% 14.7% 5.9%* Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Religion and fake news Impact of belief systems Dogmatic Fundamentalist Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Liberation theology Contextual approach: Latin America Direct response to poverty Freedom from oppressive systems Salvation as earthly potential Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Liberation theology Praxis: action and reflection Right action vs. right belief Role of social analysis Secondary role of belief Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Freires stages of consciousness Magical consciousness Na ve consciousness Critical consciousness Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Who decides whats important Identify represented voices Is a community marginalized? Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Gospel of Jesuss Wife PBS News Hour Clip Determine origin story Role of peer review Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Who isnt speaking Are there omitted voices? Are marginalized voices needed? Biases in peer review Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
Looking at (fake) news Follow the story Importance of subsequent reporting Look for corroboration Search the ACRL Sandbox for more lessons with #fakenews
