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So Easy to Fall by Diana Maliszewski Two recent examples have shown me that, even when people know the critical thinking strategies to use when consuming media, those skills are useless if you [...]

Why Some Words? by Diana Maliszewski One of the 2023 Ontario Library Association’s Forest of Reading nominees is Can You Believe It?: How To Spot Fake News and Find the Facts by Joyce Grant [...]

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This engaging conversation from Media Literacy Week features Neil Andersen, Margie Keats, Diana Maliszewski & Michelle Solomon.

Celebrating Media Literacy Week, a new Mediacy podcast, and more! Click here for our October newsletter.  

AML recognizes September 30, Canada’s first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. “The day honours the lost children and Survivors of residential schools, their families and [...]

by Neil Andersen Note: These two images, representing “about” and “through” come from the icon collection from The Noun Project. We are permitted to use these images under [...]

Late June seems to be a popular time for conferences. For many districts, students are finished for the year (just not for elementary schools in our district) and members of the target audience [...]

Check out our Fall Media AQ, Back to School Lesson ideas, and more… Click here for our August newsletter.

I have been seeing it everywhere!    Behind Andrea Horvath’s head on my TV screen.   Behind Stephen Lecce’s frame as he makes another announcement on Twitter.   At the shopping mall in the winter [...]