These are complete session plans rather than talking points. Each one gives timings, the material to print, what to say in the opening minutes, and what to do when the conversation turns into an argument about the underlying issue rather than about method.

They are written on the assumption that the facilitator is not an expert in media literacy and does not want to become one before the session. Everything needed is in the guide.

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    A Community Discussion Guide for Evaluating Claims

    A ninety-minute facilitation guide for running a claim-evaluation discussion in a library, congregation, or community group without it becoming an argument.

    9 minIntroductory