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ELA Media Literacy

Dawn Belair earns her Media Literacy Badge Congratulations to Dawn Belair, an English teacher from Concord, New Hampshire! After participating Continue reading →

VVH at NAMLE21

A protocol for developing trust and respect through structured discussion with a dyad partner

Not Knowing

In Greek mythology, Mercury was the messenger of the gods, who brought the power of communication to people on Earth. Continue reading →

Share your opinions about media literacy education in Rhode Island elementary and secondary schools.

First Media Literacy Badge

Dave Jablonsky is a high school ESL, Social Studies, and Media Studies teacher on the southwest side of Chicago.  He Continue reading →

Commit to Be the Change

When our team faced the Twitter storm in response to my impulsive photo sharing, Julie Coiro and I got together Continue reading →

Not Representative

I apologize

Propaganda Everywhere

When journalists use the term “propaganda” in ways that reinforce its negative connotations, it may foreclose productive thinking about the many ways that propaganda enters into everyday life.

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