A standardised new literacy curriculum in schools, updating the journalism syllabi, must be prioritised to check the harmful effects of information pollution.
Misinformation, disinformation & malinformation cause information pollution that must be addressed in education by an AI collaborative, complementary approach.
Media and information literacy must be integrated into education at all levels. Learners must be trained to question and critically analyse all information.
When the identification of essential building blocks of a news story is taught in schools, students imbibe important lessons in checking & analysis of facts.
In a world where information is abundant and instantly generated, the real value of journalism shifts. It must not be "providing information" but a judgment.
Fake content can go viral very quickly, and journalists lack trusted tools to verify data and information as they struggle with shorter deadlines in AI age.
Social media distortion is caused when views represented online differ substantially from widely held public beliefs made by a small set of prolific accounts.
Traditional education trained children to find the right answers, but in the AI age, they have to ask the right questions, develop critical thinking & ethics.
Teachers should not indulge in lectures but use innovative storytelling techniques to make classes engaging and nudge creativity in AI-native children.
Digital media use is fraught with risks for both children and adults. Responsible use entails knowledge of cyberbullying, algorithmic manipulation & privacy.
Education is not meant to fill the minds with information but to enable the blooming of AI-native and entrepreneurial identities to benefit society at large.
If education doesn’t encourage students to interrogate what they witness, the media will continue to serve as a blueprint for gender stereotypes & inequality.
The media reinforces stereotypes through thousands of portrayals, as a single film cannot shape a worldview. The media strengthens existing cultural beliefs.
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