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Newsworthy Intentions: Exploring the Risky and Edifying Dimensions of Satire

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In this lesson, from the New York Times Learning Network, students explore the legal distinction between satire and libel. They then research libel precedents before writing an opinion on a libel suit in Texas.

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    Topics and Grades

    Grade: 6 to 12

    Topics: History-Social Science, English-Language Arts, Reading Comprehension, Career & Technical Ed, Arts, Media, & Entertainment, American Democracy

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    Tool for: Parents, Administrators, Teachers

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    Grouping: Large Group Instruction

    Teaching Method: Discussions; Cooperative Learning