“Children in England will be taught how to spot “extremist content” and “misinformation” online as part of planned changes to the school curriculum, the education secretary announced Saturday. Labour MP Bridget Phillipson said she was launching a curriculum review in primary and secondary schools..

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    1. This will backfire when the kids grow up and realise that they have the option to question whether information they are fed is true or not

    2. “misinformation”? Excellent. They have two perfect examples as case studies to learn from (1) Nayirah Testimony (2) WMDs

    3. Important_Piglet7363 on

      And report their family members to their local compliance officers, ya mein furher.

    4. Wonderful-Bed6770 on

      how to spot real misinformation kids ,watch the BBC and party political broadcasts.

      oh I get it , how to spot the ” wrong misinformation ” as opposed to “our misinformation “.

      jokers

    5. peterpan080809 on

      In one lesson they get told don’t share non facts and having an opinion will get you locked up as an adult….

      Next lesson – gods are real, and you can’t be critical of mythical things that definitely really maybe (no proof) ever happened. This is not misinformation.

      wtf 🤣 I just can’t anymore.

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