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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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2006
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED498181 |
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| contents | CIC Survey Shows Media Literacy a Vital and Underserved Need in Schools Periodicals Media Literacy School Libraries Elementary Secondary Education Educational Technology Television National Surveys Media Specialists Educational Resources Mass Media Effects Internet Professional Development Media Research Mass Media Use Teacher Attitudes Librarian Attitudes Parent Materials Online Courses Partnerships in Education Teacher Surveys This report looks at the state of media literacy as seen by educators from all levels - elementary, middle, and senior high - and points to some of Cable in the Classroom's timely and useful resources. These tools can help schools empower students to become thoughtful users of media for learning and for their lives. Educators report using a variety of information resources to learn about media literacy -- everything from Google to the Discovery Channel to School Library Journal. One of the most popular resources with educators is Cable in the Classroom Magazine. This is particularly true among library-media specialists, 64 percent of whom report reading the magazine on at least a monthly basis. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2006 |
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| spellingShingle | CIC Survey Shows Media Literacy a Vital and Underserved Need in Schools Periodicals Media Literacy School Libraries Elementary Secondary Education Educational Technology Television National Surveys Media Specialists Educational Resources Mass Media Effects Internet Professional Development Media Research Mass Media Use Teacher Attitudes Librarian Attitudes Parent Materials Online Courses Partnerships in Education Teacher Surveys CIC Survey Shows Media Literacy a Vital and Underserved Need in Schools Periodicals Media Literacy School Libraries Elementary Secondary Education Educational Technology Television National Surveys Media Specialists Educational Resources Mass Media Effects Internet Professional Development Media Research Mass Media Use Teacher Attitudes Librarian Attitudes Parent Materials Online Courses Partnerships in Education Teacher Surveys This report looks at the state of media literacy as seen by educators from all levels - elementary, middle, and senior high - and points to some of Cable in the Classroom's timely and useful resources. These tools can help schools empower students to become thoughtful users of media for learning and for their lives. Educators report using a variety of information resources to learn about media literacy -- everything from Google to the Discovery Channel to School Library Journal. One of the most popular resources with educators is Cable in the Classroom Magazine. This is particularly true among library-media specialists, 64 percent of whom report reading the magazine on at least a monthly basis. |
| title | CIC Survey Shows Media Literacy a Vital and Underserved Need in Schools |
| topic | Periodicals Media Literacy School Libraries Elementary Secondary Education Educational Technology Television National Surveys Media Specialists Educational Resources Mass Media Effects Internet Professional Development Media Research Mass Media Use Teacher Attitudes Librarian Attitudes Parent Materials Online Courses Partnerships in Education Teacher Surveys |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED498181 |