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Research 101: Find the Truth · Grades 5+ & adults
The skill behind every other skill: telling what to trust from what to ignore. Learners frame a researchable question, find and sort sources, judge credibility and see through spin, then take honest notes, synthesise across sources, and cite properly. Media and information literacy taught hands-on.
8 weeks 15 lessons 1× / week · 30–40 min
Standards alignment
- NEP 2020 §4.23: critical thinking, logical reasoning & ethical use of information
- NEP 2020 §4.6: experiential learning; learning how to learn
- CSTA K-12: Impacts of Computing (IC): evaluating sources and online information
- UNESCO Media & Information Literacy (MIL): find, evaluate, use & attribute information
Standard workshopPrice on request Paid course
Find the truth behind a claim: ask sharp questions, read sources, and cross-check like an investigator.
Request access What you’ll cover (8 weeks)
- 1Ask a good question
- 2What would change your mind
- 3Where to look
- 4Read a web address
- 5Judge a source
- 6Spot the spin
- 7Notes and synthesis
- 8Cite it and the big finish
The full week-by-week plan and every lesson in this course unlock with enrollment.