Introduction: Teaching in Post-Truth—Challenges, Lessons, and Innovations in Journalism Education

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Educators across disciplines—including journalism, public relations, and advertising—have struggled with the potential influence of a “post-truth” era on their lesson plans, learning outcomes, and on epistemological examinations of content and context of their fields. This special issue addresses the challenges and solutions for working and teaching some 4 years into the most-recent age of “post-truth.”

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Gutsche, R. E. (2019, June 1). Introduction: Teaching in Post-Truth—Challenges, Lessons, and Innovations in Journalism Education. Journalism and Mass Communication Educator. SAGE Publications Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1177/1077695819846020

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