Some media organisations have started to treat misinformation in the media as an epidemic, and like with the pandemic, the answer is a vaccine to inoculate people against it. That vaccine is media literacy skills; ...
Should we all start prepping for doomsday? The world seems to be failing in every aspect. The Colorado River is shrinking to the point where many states will have to restrict its water intake. The ...
ROCKINGHAM, Vt. – The Rockingham Free Public Library is pleased to present media educator and contributor to “The Media and Me: A Guide to Critical Media Literacy for Young People,” Ben Boyington on Saturday, Feb. ...
BELLOWS FALLS — The Rockingham Free Public Library will present “The Media and Me: A Guide to Critical Media Literacy for Young People” by media educator and contributor Ben Boyington on Saturday, Feb. 11, at ...
For immediate release NEW LONDON — The Kearsarge Regional School District invites the Kearsarge school community to three presentations of a conversation about youth and social media literacy. The first session, “Social Media: A Predator’s Playground,” ...
(MENAFN-Jordan Times) AMMAN – Introducing media literacy into curricula falls within the administrative modernization strategy, Secretary General of the Ministry of Government Communication Zaid Al Nawaiseh. Presiding over the second session of the Arab Media ...
editorial board There was a time when media literacy was assumed. Basic literacy, reading and writing, is a standard throughout the history of education. There was a limited way to acquire information, via print, audio ...
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado — Palmer High School social studies teacher Paul Blakesley asked his students to review two opposing articles about the Apollo 11 moon landing. One titled How Stanley Kubrick Staged the Moon Landing ...
At Providence Englewood Charter School in Chicago, teacher Jami Rhue is giving students a lesson in critical thinking. “It was a newspaper. An online newspaper,” Rhue said. “What’s inside of a newspaper and how that ...
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — In today’s media climate, it’s just as easy to consume too much news as it is to avoid it entirely. But a healthy democracy requires informed citizens who can consume news ...
