Credibility Checker

This worksheet guides students in identifying examples of media in various categories, such as newspapers, magazines, social media, phone apps, and the internet. They are asked to note reliable facts from each example and define credibility before discussing which source is most credible and why. This exercise helps students think critically about source reliability across media types. It encourages an informed perspective on the diversity of media sources.

By categorizing media and evaluating credibility, students strengthen their research skills and analytical reasoning. Defining credibility builds their vocabulary and ability to identify trustworthy sources, an essential part of media literacy. Comparing media sources fosters critical thinking about reliability and bias, helping students develop discernment in information consumption. This worksheet enhances their awareness of information authenticity across media platforms.