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Hello! This time, we'd like to share you the L3 Honors Class about the issue of fake news. The development of technology is extremely rapid, and there is more and more fake news which seems quite authentic. The ability to identify fake news has become an important skill nowadays.
Facebook is the most popular social media nowadays, and it is a platform full of fake news. Many Facebook users have asked Facebook team to forbid those unreal posts, whereas Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, said that all the Facebook users have the right to enjoy the freedom of speech, therefore they would not ban the fake news.
The statement irritated some netizens, and they made a fake video with Mark saying that he wanted to rule the world to satirize the social media giant’s policy. Fortunately, Facebook started to take actions by using 43 fact-checking organisations.
Besides the language, teacher also wanted to cultivate pupils’ cognitive ability, hoping that students will not blindly believe everything that is posted on the internet.
Facebook is the most popular social media nowadays, and it is a platform full of fake news. Many Facebook users have asked Facebook team to forbid those unreal posts, whereas Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, said that all the Facebook users have the right to enjoy the freedom of speech, therefore they would not ban the fake news.
The statement irritated some netizens, and they made a fake video with Mark saying that he wanted to rule the world to satirize the social media giant’s policy. Fortunately, Facebook started to take actions by using 43 fact-checking organisations.
Besides the language, teacher also wanted to cultivate pupils’ cognitive ability, hoping that students will not blindly believe everything that is posted on the internet.
Key Vocabulary of the Class
Erode [v.] to diminish or destroy by degrees.
Misinform [v.] to give incorrect or misleading information to someone.
Distinguish [v.] to perceive a difference in something.
Sensational [adj.] of or relating to sensation or the senses.
Misinform [v.] to give incorrect or misleading information to someone.
Distinguish [v.] to perceive a difference in something.
Sensational [adj.] of or relating to sensation or the senses.
Summer Schedule &How To Sign Up
L3 Reading and Writing 2019 Summer Class Schedule
- Session 3: 9:30 a – 12:30 p (Junior) 13:30-16:30 (Core & Honors), July 22 to Aug. 8
- Session 4: 9:30 a – 12:30 p (Junior) 13:30-16:30 (Core & Honors), Aug.12 ~ 29
- Each session includes 14 classes.
- Call +886-2-2771-6002 , Line: TrinityScholar (@mqz4477g) or E-mail
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