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Fact versus opinion, real versus fake news, misinformation online versus finding verified sources. This has always been the job of a journalist. But now media

Librarians across the state were a key part of the push to make information literacy part of the public schools learning standards.

TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today signed legislation (S588) establishing the requirement of K-12 instruction on information literacy under the implementation of the New Jersey Student Learning Standards. The signing of this bipartisan legislation reaffirms the Governor’s commitment to leading the nation in public education while preparing students for lifelong

Gov. Phil Murphy (D-NJ) signed a new law Wednesday that will make the Garden State the first to require "media literacy" education in schools.

TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today signed legislation (S588) establishing the requirement of K-12 instruction on information literacy under the implementation of the New Jersey Student Learning Standards. The signing of this bipartisan legislation reaffirms the Governor’s commitment to leading the nation in public education while preparing students for lifelong

New Jersey is first state requiring schools to teach media literacy to kindergarten-grade 12, in an effort to teach them how to recognize misinformation.

Librarians across the state were a key part of the push to make information literacy part of the public schools learning standards.

The bills have gotten bipartisan support in Trenton, but some say they discriminate and wouldnt address the core cause of the problem.

The bills have gotten bipartisan support in Trenton, but some say they discriminate and wouldnt address the core cause of the problem.

The bills have gotten bipartisan support in Trenton, but some say they discriminate and wouldnt address the core cause of the problem.