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 Why Some Words?
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, media literacy, Resources
Posted January 22, 2023

Why Some Words?

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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 Professional Development, Podcasts, and Scavenger Hunts!
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By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, June Lee, Kindergarten, Lessons and Ideas, Michelle Solomon, Neil Andersen, Secondary
Posted December 12, 2022

Professional Development, Podcasts, and Scavenger Hunts!

Click here to access our December newsletter for stimulating listening, and new resources…

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 New Lesson! Library as Media Environment
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By Carol Arcus
In Diana Maliszewski, Directors, Elementary, June Lee, Kindergarten, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Resources, Secondary
Posted December 9, 2022

New Lesson! Library as Media Environment

  https://nmc-mic.ca/2022/10/19/media-literacy-week-is-right-around-the-corner/   AML’s Co-Vice President Diana Maliszewski and AML Executive member June Lee in conversation as [...]

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 It’s Media Literacy Week & our October Newsletter is out!
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By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Professional Development, Recommended Resources, Secondary
Posted October 19, 2022

It’s Media Literacy Week & our October Newsletter is out!

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

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 Election Signs – Easy & Timely Lessons for Elementary*
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas
Posted October 17, 2022

Election Signs – Easy & Timely Lessons for Elementary*

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

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 10 Principles of Reconciliation
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By Carol Arcus
In Blog, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Resources, Secondary
Posted September 29, 2022

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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 Monarchy as Media – Ideas for Addressing Queen Elizabeth II’s Death
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Carol Arcus, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Kindergarten, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Secondary
Posted September 19, 2022

Monarchy as Media – Ideas for Addressing Queen Elizabeth II’s Death

(This illustration was obtained from https://www.freepnglogos.com/pics/crown and is used under a Creative Commons license.) Monday, September 19, 2022 was the day of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. [...]

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 September ’22 Newsletter Special Edition: Monarchy as Media
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By Carol Arcus
In Additional Qualifications, Carol Arcus, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Neil Andersen, Resources, Secondary
Posted September 19, 2022

September ’22 Newsletter Special Edition: Monarchy as Media

  Check out our Special Edition September Newsletter. Diana Maliszewski has spearheaded a rich set of K-12 lesson ideas on the Monarchy as Media. And don’t forget our Fall AQ! [...]

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 September 2022 Newsletter now out!
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By Carol Arcus
In Additional Qualifications, Elementary, Essential Frameworks, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Resources, Secondary
Posted September 19, 2022

September 2022 Newsletter now out!

Check out our Fall Media AQ, a new Interview, and an invitation to re-visit our Lesson ideas.. Click here for our September newsletter.  

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 Map-making impacts our perception of the world
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By Neil Andersen
In Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Resources, Secondary
Posted August 4, 2022

Map-making impacts our perception of the world

This lesson was created as the culminating project in the Association for Media Literacy’s Spring 2022 Additional Qualifications Course. The AML is grateful to C. Lim for her creativity and [...]

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