The website includes roughly 30 lessons and an associated quiz, which students can work through at home or at school. "So there's a global citizen reward there for the kids to help other kids," Roe said. Ian Roe is the national manager at Kids Boost Immunity, an online tool for teachers and students to combat fake science news and anti-vaxxer sentiment. But perhaps more importantly, the tool aims to combat pseudoscience and encourage kids to continue the conversation at home. School tool combats fake science news 5:23With files from the Calgary Eyeopener and Catharine Tunney.

Source: CBC News February 16, 2019 00:45 UTC