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The State Of Media Literacy: A Rejoinder, Renee Hobbs
The State Of Media Literacy: A Rejoinder, Renee Hobbs
Renee Hobbs
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Digital And Media Literacy: The Pleasures And Perils Of Online Pranking, Renee Hobbs
Digital And Media Literacy: The Pleasures And Perils Of Online Pranking, Renee Hobbs
Renee Hobbs
Developing critical thinking and communication skills are vital for21st-century students. Discover how focusing on online pranks with your students can lead to media literacy and ethical responsibility.
Digital And Media Literacy: Tapping Into Popular Culture, Renee Hobbs
Digital And Media Literacy: Tapping Into Popular Culture, Renee Hobbs
Renee Hobbs
It’s something every principal understands: when teachers have low expectations of their students, they may rely on lecturing, explanation and recitation, over-controlling classroom interaction, and summarizing texts on behalf of students. But when teachers develop and implement curriculum ideas that are predicated on students as active, engaged, and independent learners, great things can happen in the classroom. Teachers who are already using news media, popular culture, and digital media to support academic achievement in language arts, science, history, and the arts are discovering the power of connecting students’ digital learning skills to fundamental practices in analysis, evaluation, composition, reflection, and …
Connecting Kids With News In Their Community, Renee Hobbs
Connecting Kids With News In Their Community, Renee Hobbs
Renee Hobbs
Youngsters made video games, and educators found that ‘hands-on activity helped kids to process news reporting. It also gave them ways to tell this story by integrating their perspectives as they aimed it at fresh audiences.’