Diana Maliszewski

*Diana Maliszewski’s 2019 Elementary lesson on Elections – their signs and processes – is well worth reviving for a 2022 ‘back to school’ activity! Elections are [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

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. [...]

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 [...]

This is an adapted version of a blog post called “Salvaging Old Lessons for New Students”, also written by Diana Maliszewski, that first appeared on the Monday Molly Musings blog on [...]

On August 26, I (Diana) posted my reflections from watching sessions from the 2021 NAMLE conference. While preparing the blog post, I noticed so many more presentations that I wanted to watch! [...]

NAMLE 2021 Conference Reflections by Diana Maliszewski July 16-18, 2021 was the National Association for Media Literacy Education’s conference. This American organization shifted, like many other [...]

Credit to @sylviaduckworth and @privtoprog on Twitter   Recently, Vice President Diana Maliszewski presented a Grade 5/6 anti-racist Elementary unit at NAMLE’21. Power in the Picture: [...]

    AML presented at NAMLE 2021 this year, in a successful conference of media literacy educators and researchers. Here is our Vice President Diana Maliszewski’s recorded [...]