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Direct linkSoraya Kresin; Kerstin Kremer; Alexander Georg Büssing – Science Education, 2024
The rise of social media platforms and the subsequent lack of traditional gatekeeping mechanisms contribute to the multiplied spread of scientific misinformation. Particularly in these new media spaces, there is a rising need for science education in fostering a science media literacy that enables students to evaluate the credibility of scientific…
Descriptors: Credibility, Social Media, Grade 10, High School Students
