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 May Newsletter: A new OTF Webinar, Election Lesson, and more!
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By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Professional Development
Posted May 11, 2022

May Newsletter: A new OTF Webinar, Election Lesson, and more!

May newsletter now out! Click here for all the latest news.

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 Where have you seen Indigenous Canadian Art lately? by Irene Faiz
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By Chelsea Attwell
In Blog, Irene Faiz, Resources, visual literacy
Posted March 17, 2022

Where have you seen Indigenous Canadian Art lately? by Irene Faiz

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 [...]

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 March Newsletter now out!
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By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Carol Arcus, Chelsea Attwell, Elementary, Irene Faiz, media literacy, Neil Andersen, Nina Silver, Professional Development, Secondary
Posted March 9, 2022

March Newsletter now out!

Register now for our Spring Media AQ course! Plus OSSTF PD Day workshop materials, and a rich article from Chelsea Attwell and Carol Arcus. Click here for our March newsletter.

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 March Newsletter Extra Edition
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By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Professional Development
Posted February 12, 2022

March Newsletter Extra Edition

March newsletter Extra Edition now out! Click here for all the latest news.

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 Four Favourite Fakes
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski
Posted October 26, 2021

Four Favourite Fakes

Depending on the speaker, media education can be full of doom-sayings and dire warnings. “Beware the fakes” is the rallying cry. On November 3, members of the AML will present a talk [...]

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 The Bias in Media Bias Charts
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski
Posted October 25, 2021

The Bias in Media Bias Charts

On October 13, 2021, two members of the Association for Media Literacy ran a presentation, part of an eight-week series, for Third Age Learning Guelph. The topic of this particular session was [...]

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 Media and Mental Health Resources
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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Recommended Resources, Resources
Posted October 20, 2021

Media and Mental Health Resources

https://bit.ly/30ICX5U   Here are the Mental Health Resources recommended by Glenys Vivian to the Third Age Guelph lecture attendees. CAMH Services & Supports:  [...]

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 10 Principles of Reconciliation
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By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Elementary, Nina Silver, Resources, Secondary
Posted September 28, 2021

10 Principles of Reconciliation

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 [...]

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 Meaning and Meme-ing
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas
Posted September 27, 2021

Meaning and Meme-ing

In this guest post, educator Rachel Wood describes how she developed a series of lessons to use in the Library Learning Commons (LLC), as part of an Additional Qualification (AQ) course she took. [...]

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 Hosting a Kindergarten Media Week in a Virtual Classroom
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Kindergarten, Lessons and Ideas
Posted September 27, 2021

Hosting a Kindergarten Media Week in a Virtual Classroom

Media educators are everywhere, providing authentic experiences to their students in unique ways. This guest post, by author Jen Balido-Cadavez, shares the way that she involved her students in [...]

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May 2022 Newsletter: Our OTF Spring webinar is just the beginning – https://mailchi.mp/1070dcb01390/httpsbitly38tjiss-8658279

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11 May

Great discussion opportunities!
Who should be banned? Why? How long? Who decides? How?

#medialiteracy is the most important skill

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Today the EU published its strategy to combat child sexual abuse. First scan looks fantastic. Stuff we have been campaigning on for years. @Childmanifesto @ECPAT

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12 May

Why is language a site of struggle?

Media contain social and political messages.

#medialiteracy is the most important skill

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13 May

What is a metaphor?

Audiences negotiate meanings.
Media contain social and political messages.

#medialiteracy is the most important skill

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