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Help Students Become Savvy Media Consumers
02/02/2022
Topics: Digital & media literacy, Fake news
In 2016, Stanford History Education Group conducted a study that showed students at the middle…
Teaching Fact Vs. Fiction When Seeing Is No Longer Believing
01/20/2022
Topics: Digital & media literacy, Fake news, Social media
When it comes to media literacy and our collective inability to tell fact from fiction online, there’s a lot of finger-pointing going on.
Take, for example, the widely shared…
11 Resources To Boost Student Media Literacy
10/22/2021
Topics: Digital & media literacy, Digital Citizenship, Fake news
Whether it’s recognizing fake news, media bias or just information overload, media literacy has never been more important.
While librarians, media specialists and writing teachers have traditionally taken the lead in teaching research skills and media literacy, it’s increasingly up to…