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Information Literacy Skills Introduction

Students researching with books and computers

📚 Part 1: Understanding Information Sources

1. What is information literacy?

The ability to read books quickly

The ability to find, understand, and use information wisely

The ability to use computers

The ability to memorise facts

2. Which of these are examples of information sources? (Check all that apply)

Books

Websites

Newspapers

Teachers and experts

Social media posts

3. Why is it important to check if information is reliable?

To impress your teacher

To make sure the information is true and useful

To find the longest articles

To avoid reading too much

4. Which source would be MOST reliable for learning about Ghana's history?

A social media post from a friend

A history textbook approved by Ghana Education Service

A blog written by someone who has never visited Ghana

A movie about Ghana

🔍 Part 2: Evaluating Information

5. You find information on a website about healthy eating. What should you check to see if it's reliable? (Check all that apply)

Who wrote the information (author's qualifications)

When it was written (how recent)

If other reliable sources say similar things

How colourful the website looks

6. Complete this sentence: When using information from a source, it is important to _________________ the author to show respect and avoid plagiarism.

Answer: _____________________

7. Give an example of how you use information literacy skills in your daily life:

⚖️ Part 3: Ethical Use of Information

8. Which of these is an example of ethical (good) use of information?

Copying someone's work and saying it's yours

Sharing false news without checking if it's true

Citing your sources and giving credit to authors

Using outdated information for current events

9. Before sharing information online, you should:

Share it immediately if it sounds interesting

Check if the information is accurate and from a reliable source

Only share information that makes you look smart

Share anything your friends send you

10. Reflection: Why do you think information literacy skills are important for students in Ghana? Write 2-3 sentences.

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