2.2.3 - Techniques for Identifying Bias in Text
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Practice Questions
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What does bias mean in the context of reading texts?
💡 Hint: Think about how our feelings or beliefs can influence our understanding.
Identify an example of loaded language.
💡 Hint: Consider words that evoke strong reactions.
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What is one technique used to identify bias in the text?
💡 Hint: Think about words that evoke strong feelings.
True or False: A one-sided argument includes multiple perspectives.
💡 Hint: Consider what a fair argument should include.
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Challenge Problems
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Critically evaluate a recent news article for bias. Discuss any techniques you identified, such as loaded language or a lack of source credibility.
💡 Hint: Take notes on language and facts presented in the article.
Identify a text from any medium (article, blog, speech) and dissect it for bias. What elements did you find troubling, and how did they affect the message?
💡 Hint: Consider asking how you'd feel reading the piece if certain words were changed.
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