Breadcrumb Trail links Politics Publishing date: Nov 24, 2022 • 20 hours ago • 3 minutes read 77 comments Education Minister Adriana LaGrange. Photo by Dean Pilling /Postmedia, file Article content The Alberta government is ...
When Dane Erbach was in middle school during the mid 1990s, before the information superhighway rolled through, students turned to library books and encyclopedias for facts. Today, students are likely to get their information first ...
Nearly 70 percent of high school principals reported substantial political conflict over hot-button issues like race, LGBTQ students’ rights, access to books in libraries, and social-emotional learning in a recent survey, which researchers say indicates ...
Facebook Twitter Instagram Share a news tip or feedback Share a Tip for the NBC10 Investigators newsletters Connect With Us About the Comcast Center Campus WCAU Public Inspection File WCAU Accessibility WCAU Employment Information Privacy ...
(WTVO) — Illinois is the first state in the country to require media literacy education to be taught in high schools. Branden Hayjer is a recent graduate from Naperville Central High School. He reached out ...
A new bill would require Illinois school districts to add media literacy instruction as part of their computer literacy curriculum. Reset checks in with a co-sponsor of the legislation and a media literacy expert for ...
The Instagram headline was pithy and alarming: “Head of Pfizer Research: Covid Vaccine is Female Sterilization.” And the report, from a murky source, could have had real-world consequences, coming in 2020, just as the U.S. ...
More than 70 percent of voters said they support teaching students about the benefits and risks of social media in schools, according to a new Morning Consult/Politico poll, which comes after the Florida Senate advanced ...
Illinois boasts the largest unfunded pension liability, the 37th Chicago alderman to be convicted in 49 years, a corruption investigation surrounding the longest-serving state legislative leader in American history, and even doubts about the authenticity ...
Illinois became the first state in the country to require media literacy education to be taught at schools through the tenacity of a former Naperville Central High School student. Starting this school year, Illinois high ...
