In today’s communication landscape, one of the main challenges is distinguishing truth from false information. We are constantly exposed to an overwhelming amount of content coming from different sources and across multiple platforms. How is the school system responding to this issue?
To explore this question further, join us for free the Think Twice meeting Media literacy in education:
Wednesday, 12 November 2025 | 4:30 PM
President Hotel Palermo – via Francesco Crispi, 230 Palermo
in the EU School 2025 parallel workshop session
Free attendance upon registration
Why to join
- You will learn to recognize different forms of media communication
- You will discover practical tools to identify fake news
- You will take part in an interactive discussion based on materials developed within the Think Twice project
At the end of the event, you may request an attendance certificate.
What will we discuss together?
- The Think Twice Project, its objectives and achieved results
- We will explore the Think Ahead Guide, designed to support school leaders, education managers, and teachers in creating a coherent and sustainable long-term strategy for developing media, information, and digital literacy among staff and students
- We will also present a proposal for micro-credentials that outline the profile of an educator equipped with media and information literacy skills in primary, secondary, and adult education
About the project
Think Twice – Supporting the Development of Media Literacy in Education is a european project co-funded by the programme Erasmus+ Partnerships for Innovation – Forward Looking, Digital education – Priority 3: Digital literacy / tackling disinformation.
Partners
For further information
Read more about the project. Visit the webisite thinktwiceproject.eu.
Contact Sara Ibrahim: sara.ibrahim@cesie.org.
