Media and Politics: Critical Inquiry
The Role of Media in Elections: Helping Students Understand Media's…
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Watch Frank’s School Workshop
What People Are Reading Now
Rebooting The News
Rebooting The News
Thanks to School Library Journal for recommending this site NEW: Future of…
Popular Product Aesthetics and Gender
Popular Product Aesthetics and Gender
We live in a society centered around consumerism. It tells…
Teaching Resources: Magazines
Teaching Resources: Magazines
Advertising/Marketing/Commercialism Educational Publications Film (General/Academic) Media /Media Studies/Culture (General/Academic) Media…
Around The Web
- NEW Why today’s kids need media literacy
- How To Teach Students Critical Thinking Skills
- Teaching Kids To Read The Media
- Questioning The Media: A Guide For Students
- ML App Resources / ML Video Clips
- What Youth Gain Through Media Ed Programs
- Advocating for Media/Digital Literacies
- ML: 8 Guidelines for Teachers
- What is 21st Century Media Literacy?
Media Literacy Resources
English / Language Arts
- Bias
- Close Reading (media texts)
- Informational Texts
- Journalism/News
- Language of Film
- Media Literacy
- Non-print texts: Film; Television
- Parody/Satire
- Persuasion Techniques: Advertising / Propaganda
Library / Media / Technology
Mathematics & Science
Social Studies
- Social Studies Overview
- Economics: Advertising
- Images of War
- Mass Communication: Radio; Film; TV
- Media & Politics
- Propaganda
- War Reporting
Miscellaneous
Web Resources
MiddleWeb Resources
- How Do Your Students Get Their War News?
- What If Every Teacher Taught Media Literacy?
- Teaching Kids about AI and Other Media Risks
- Family’s Holocaust Story Too Graphic for District
- YA Graphic Novel Tells Family’s Holocaust Story
- Every Student Needs to Know How to Factcheck
- 12 Ways We Can Teach About the Holocaust
- War Breaks Out. How Will Students Get News?
- Student-Created PSAs Ignite Critical Thinking
- Media Literacy Words to Intrigue Your Students
