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... "Who knew what a troll was before?" literature and Finnish language teacher Saara Varmola asked her 14 to 15 year-old students who all promptly raised their hands during a class at a Helsinki school in November.

"Who produced the material that you watch, what do you produce yourself and whether you have an ethical responsibility," Varmola tells AFP, as she lists the critical questions to ask when living in a global information environment increasingly characterised by misleading information.

By teaching its citizens how to critically engage with media content to debunk hoaxes, mis- and disinformation, as well as to produce content of their own, Finland wants to promote media literacy as a civic skill. ...

Is this indoctrination or education?

@#2 ... Is this indoctrination or education? ...

The reason I asked that question is ...

Here in the US, when one political party seems to thrive upon disinformation and misinformation...

That led me to ask whether Finland's effort to "critically engage with media content to debunk hoaxes, mis- and disinformation" is valid.

What may be next for Finland?

Florida-like book bannings because a few parents do not like the books?