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Project Organise an information campaign about fake news for your school. Use the questions to help you plan your campaign. Title of the campaign “Think Before You Share!” 1. What is fake news? Fake news is false or misleading information that looks real but is created to trick people, get attention, or influence opinions. 2. Fake news in our area Sometimes fake news appears on social media about celebrities, schools, events, or emergencies. People share it quickly without checking if it is true. 3. Why do people believe fake news easily? It looks professional and convincing. It spreads fast on social media. People don’t check the source. The story matches their opinions or emotions. 4. How can young people avoid or identify fake news? Check the source and author. Compare information with other websites. Don’t trust shocking headlines. Ask an adult or teacher if unsure. 5. How can schools help students notice fake news? Teach media literacy in lessons. Discuss real examples of fake news. Encourage critical thinking. Organise workshops or posters. 6. How can websites help stop fake news? Fact–checking websites can verify stories. Reliable news sites correct false information. Educational websites teach how to spot fake news.