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Five Key Questions That Can Change the WorldClassroom Activity Guide with 25 Core Lesson Plans for K-12 media Literacy
By Jeff Share, Elizabeth Thoman & Tessa Jolls
“Where do I start? Is a cry often heard from teachers who would like to introduce media literacy in their classrooms, whether kindergarten or high school – but don’t know where to begin. Five Key Questions that can Change the World is an innovative collection of 25 cornerstone lesson plans – five for each of CML:’s Five Key Questions of media literacy. Unlike other media literacy activity books, which typically are organized by genre (news, advertising or topic), the inquiry-based lessons in Five Key Questions that can Change the World help students build an internal checklist of questions to ask about any message in any media – the internet, television, radio, advertising, newspapers and even maps and money!
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