Hawaii HB100 empowers school complexes to incorporate media literacy into standards-based curriculum to combat misinformation and hate speech.
Hawaii HB100 amends the public education system by allowing school complexes to include media literacy in their standards-based curriculum. This includes content that addresses the negative impacts of misinformation, disinformation, digital discrimination, and online hate speech. The curriculum must be specific, consistent, aligned across all grade levels, and implemented in all appropriate classrooms. School complexes can also use software programs to align course material with educational standards and provide professional development.
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