7 billion neighbors

Stop manipulation: decipher the info

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75% of teenagers get information on internal at the mercy of fake news of all kinds that proliferate on social networks.

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By: Emmanuelle Bastide

1 min

75% of teenagers get information on the internet.

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Teenagers are spending more and more time on their smartphones, constantly flooded with information and at the mercy of fake news of all kinds that proliferate on social networks.

Distrust of vaccines, global conspiracy... How to teach them to think about the information that is on their way?

How can you help them sort out the true from the false?

Discover the biases of the brain, spot and thwart fake news, in a word, question journalism and freedom of expression.

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head of the Actu-Doc department, Okapi magazine and co-author of

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media education worker at school and co-author of

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: our correspondent in Houston (Texas, USA) met teenagers from

They tell us about the interest and credibility they give to the media, and to radio in particular.

A program on the occasion of the week of the press at school.

Reporting by Thomas Harms in a class at a private international school in Houston, Texas

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A weekly meeting to help parents, Ibrahima Giroux is a psychologist, in Dakar, Senegal

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