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| author | Baker, Frank |
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| contents | Keeping Current. Celebrating National Literacy Month: Media Literacy Baker, Frank Media Literacy Media Specialists Information Literacy School Libraries There is reason to believe that media literacy is gaining a higher profile in schools across the United States. For the first time, most states' teaching standards include elements of media literacy and textbook publishers are beginning to include media education. The inclusion of "viewing" and media literacy presents school library media specialists with a challenge and an opportunity: how to assist teachers who wish to begin to include "media literacy" in their instruction. This article describes how school library media specialists can determine the distinction between information literacy and media literacy, and provides recommendations to assist teachers in introducing media literacy into the curriculum. |
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| publishDate | 2004 |
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| spellingShingle | Keeping Current. Celebrating National Literacy Month: Media Literacy Baker, Frank Media Literacy Media Specialists Information Literacy School Libraries Keeping Current. Celebrating National Literacy Month: Media Literacy Baker, Frank Media Literacy Media Specialists Information Literacy School Libraries There is reason to believe that media literacy is gaining a higher profile in schools across the United States. For the first time, most states' teaching standards include elements of media literacy and textbook publishers are beginning to include media education. The inclusion of "viewing" and media literacy presents school library media specialists with a challenge and an opportunity: how to assist teachers who wish to begin to include "media literacy" in their instruction. This article describes how school library media specialists can determine the distinction between information literacy and media literacy, and provides recommendations to assist teachers in introducing media literacy into the curriculum. |
| title | Keeping Current. Celebrating National Literacy Month: Media Literacy |
| topic | Media Literacy Media Specialists Information Literacy School Libraries |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ720651 |