Were you a "Zoom" kid? Well, now your students can be too! Dive into STEAM activities that will inspire your students to ask questions, create, experiment, and have fun with this nostalgic collection. (Grades K-8) bit.ly/3RNPCwd
Good morning, #NAMLE24 attendees! We're so happy to host you at the largest professional development conference dedicated to #MediaLiteracy education in the U.S. š If you can't make it, we'll share highlights live in our X feed!
Tomorrow morning āļø Join us for the opening #NAMLE24 keynote conversation to hear from teachers and librarians navigate approaching and assigning media in the classroom amid culture wars. There's still time to register! š tinyurl.com/RegisterNAMLE24
It's that time of year again! 24 talented student journalists from around the country are joining us for our annual Summer Academy in Washington, DC! #SRLAcademy24
Meet the fellows here:
studentreportinglabs.org/bloā¦
No #AprilFools here! Check out our NEW media-rich collection of teaching resources, "Climate and Our Planet"! Learn the science behind why the Earth's climate is changing and what we can do to create a healthier future for our planet. #EarthMonthbit.ly/3TzHb7N
Teachers, if you are looking for a way to share current events with your students, take a look at News Quiz, a 15-minute weekly show from PBS station @KET. Itās a terrific mix of news and features, and itās free as part of PBS LearningMedia. #newsliteracy
āAI is a tool. It is like spell check⦠It can never be the end of the process. Maybe itās the beginning if that is where you want to startā¦Let's be responsible with it. Let's be careful. Let's watch.ā - Erin Texeira,@frontlinepbs
NEW: Explore excerpts teaching materials for #Oscar-nominated @20DaysMariupol. Follow Ukrainian journalists from @AssociatedPress as they report on citizens in the siege, face challenges in a war zone, and make the tough decision to leave: bit.ly/3ToNZ9n
#CivicLearningWeek is coming March 11-15! Join @GBH for a FREE webinar on fostering civil discourse in the classroom. Discover the keys to a healthy democracyālistening, respect, authenticity, and curiosity on March 14th at 7 pm EST.
Register here: bit.ly/3uJMkS6
Do your students like to stargaze? Do they dream of traveling to the moon? Meet astronaut @maejemison, the first African American woman to voyage into space! (Grades: 6-12) #BlackHistoryMonth
Today is the first day of #BlackHistoryMonth & we're happy to share this @NPR list of books š to help young readers learn about Black history, compiled with help from our own @LibnOfCongress & National Ambassador for Young People's Literature Meg Medina. npr.org/2024/02/01/122666005ā¦
Why should your students be careful about what they post online? For #DataPrivacyDay, offer them a cyber privacy parable. (Grades: 6-12) bit.ly/3HcYLYT
Lots of ways to use these classroom-ready resourcesā start āMedia Literacy Mondaysā once a week, focus on one media literacy chapter, or use the whole unit. Challenge students to make their own fact-check videos at the end!
šØNOW OPEN!šØ
Love our teen-led fact-checking videos? Time to join the team! We're looking for:
š On-camera fact-checkers for YouTube and TikTok
š Behind-the-scenes researchers
š Talented video editors
š¤ Get paid per fact-check!
Deadline: Dec. 31
bit.ly/3uMCQFh
Itās Media Literacy Week. Teachers, hereās one of the events planned for you to help empower students to understand and engage with media. #MediaLitWk
U.S. #MediaLiteracy Week, Oct 23-27, begins on Monday! š„³ JOIN our community for an examination and shared understanding of the 5 components of media literacyās definition in 5 days: ACCESS, ANALYZE, EVALUATE, CREATE, and ACT.
JOIN US! š medialiteracyweek.us#MediaLitWk