Part 2 & 3- Incorrect Information - (May ~ Dec 2023)

Part 2 –

60 seconds to prepare 📝
2 minutes to answer 🗣️

Describe an occasion when you received some incorrect information
You can say:
– when it happened
– what the information was
– how you learned the information was incorrect
– and say how you felt about the experience

A few years ago, I was planning a trip to a city I had never been to before. I wanted to book a hotel in the downtown area, so I searched online for recommendations. I found a hotel that had great reviews and was in a perfect location, so I booked it right away.

When I arrived at the hotel, I was surprised to find that it was located in a sketchy neighbourhood with a high crime rate. I didn’t feel safe walking around alone at night, and the hotel itself was run-down and dirty.

I realized that the information I had read online must have been incorrect. The hotel may have been popular and well-reviewed at some point, but it had clearly gone downhill since then.

I was disappointed and frustrated, but I tried to make the best of it by spending as little time as possible in the hotel and exploring other parts of the city during the day. This experience taught me the importance of being cautious when relying on online reviews and recommendations, and to do more research before making important decisions.

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Part 3 – Information and Misinformation

#1 Do you think that people are more likely to believe true or false information these days? Why or why not?
#2 Have you ever come across a piece of information that you later found out to be false? How did you feel about it?
#3 In your opinion, what are some of the consequences of misinformation in society?
#4 How do you verify the accuracy of information that you come across online?
#5 Are there any news sources that you trust more than others? Why or why not?
#6 Do you think that schools should teach critical thinking skills to help students better evaluate information? Why or why not?

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