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Teach with Crip Camp for Global Media and Information Literacy Week! Our lesson on Understanding What You Are Watching explores forms of media and media literacy, how to interpret and analyze media, and why multiple stories and voices are valuable. For Grades 11-12.

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 Media Literacy and Journalism Lessons | Journeys in Film

Media Literacy and Journalism Lessons, free and includes activities and printables. Resources are best for high school, also film literacy

Journeys in Film
Oct 26, 2024 at 3:20pmWeb
Show threadAltbotOct 26, 2024
@JourneysInFilm A poster for a documentary film called "Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution." The film is presented by President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama. On the poster is a photo of a man pushing a young man in a wheelchair down a road in a wooded area. The poster has a green background with the word "Media" repeated in a pattern. The poster also has a "Sundance" award logo on it.
Show threadSharon McCarthyOct 27, 2024
@JourneysInFilm @education @edutooters I love, love, love this film. I provide PD for teachers. When the focus is culturally relevant teaching - I show the trailer and ask them to note what is said and how it can apply to any underrepresented group. It is so powerful! (And then, of course, everyone goes home and watches the whole film):) Your resources for this film are invaluable! Thank you:)
Show threadJourneys In FilmOct 27, 2024
@ienvision @education @edutooters We are thrilled to hear that you're teaching with Crip Camp and you find our Crip Camp educational resources helpful. Thank you so much for letting us know!
Show threadJourneys In FilmOct 27, 2024
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