Social media March 8, 2017 10:49 am

Tweens and Teens Struggle on News Literacy

A new survey by Common Sense Media found that only 44 percent of children and teenagers were media literate enough to tell the differences between real news and fake news. NBC News report on ways parents and adult figures can help younger consumers sift through a fire hose of news on social media.

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