Think Twice is an educational project that promotes media literacy, offering teachers and students practical tools to recognize misinformation, evaluate sources, and develop critical thinking in the digital context.


Think Twice is an educational project that promotes media literacy, offering teachers and students practical tools to recognize misinformation, evaluate sources, and develop critical thinking in the digital context.

In an era where misinformation spreads faster than ever online, educators and learners need solid tools and skills to critically navigate digital communication.

Discerning truth from fake news is a crucial challenge, especially in education. How are schools responding to this scenario? Let’s discuss it together at EU School 2025 during the free ThinkTwice meeting about Media Literacy in Education. Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at 4:30 p.m. at the President Hotel Palermo.

Do you always hear about fake news and the changes to which communication is subject?
On Tuesday 20 May, some MED (Italian Media Education Association) student classes will discuss this at the ‘Media Literacy Day’ together with Professors Giuseppa Cappuccio and Gianna Cappello from the SPPEFF Department of the University of Palermo.

Think Twice aims to improve media literacy and combat misinformation, involving partners from seven European countries. It provides innovative educational tools to enhance the digital skills of educators and students.