With social media deeply embedded in our everyday lives, it has become all too common to be flooded with information from various sources —all of whom are claiming to be spewing facts and the truth.

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The European Union's Code of Practice on Disinformation (2022 update) provides a model. It emphasizes voluntary commitments by tech giants like Google, Twitter, and Facebook to monitor and counter ...

The Literacy Hub provides resources beyond reading lessons, such as ESL courses, health care information and financial literacy support for families. Lattie Coor School in Avondale saw an increase ...

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Nearly 8 in 10 students say financial stress harms their mental health. Now, colleges are treating money literacy like a ...

“The first crucial step towards improving financial literacy is to find a reliable source of information. It’s essential to be vigilant of biased financial education or clickbait social media ...

Through this collaboration, both agencies aim to ensure that the national literacy programs have strong local foundations and that every Filipino has access to quality education and opportunities for ...

Two other information-related causes of disagreement involve data availability and the type of evidence. Researchers often ...