This model shows the main logic behind our lesson. We begin with classroom supports such as role cards, tool cards, example posts, projected slides, and teacher guidance. Through a sequence of activities, students practice noticing clues, slowing down before reacting, and explaining their thinking. These processes help them identify red flags, apply the three-step check, and make more thoughtful judgments about whether to trust, ignore, or verify online information.Â
If students use role cards and tool cards, they will have more concrete ways to judge posts.
If students move through guided analysis, fast response, and group sorting, they will practice the checking routine in different ways.
If students receive teacher feedback and repeated practice, they will strengthen their reasoning and begin to build a checking habit.
If students use role cards and tool cards, then they will have more concrete ways to judge online posts.
If students move through guided analysis, fast response, and group sorting, then they will practice the same checking routine in different ways.
If students receive teacher feedback and light positive reinforcement during the lesson, then they will stay engaged and strengthen their reasoning as the lesson continues.