Teachers, bedrock of truth-based society


Be smart: Despite youths being called digital natives, some still do not apply critical thinking online. – Filepic

Disinformation and a lack of media literacy is a threat to societies around the world.

And educators, said United States Ambassador to Malaysia Brian D. McFeeters, play an important role in fostering a truth-based society.Urging teachers to equip themselves with media literacy skills and best practices, he said educators understand best how the information environment impacts youths in their communities.

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