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In a world where children are bombarded with information, it’s crucial to help them question the β€˜facts’. Whether it’s friendship drama or social media hype.


Here are the highlights:


(03:02) We see things through our own lens

(8:04) Question the motives of the information provider

(13:44) Cognitive confirmation biais

(17:20) Have discussions around the table

(22:05) Encourage a scientific approach


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