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 Election Signs – Easy Lessons for Elementary
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas
Posted May 9, 2022

Election Signs – Easy Lessons for Elementary

*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 [...]

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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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 Media Literacy Across the Curriculum: OSSTF PD Day materials
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By Neil Andersen
In Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Neil Andersen, Nina Silver, Professional Development, Resources, Secondary
Posted February 23, 2022

Media Literacy Across the Curriculum: OSSTF PD Day materials

  Click here for Neil Andersen’s Algorithms R Us slides. Click here for Nina Silver’s Teaching Shakespeare Using Modern Cultural Expressions slides. Click here for Nina [...]

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 Applying Key Concepts & Triangle – Neil Andersen (OSSTF PD Day 2022)
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By Neil Andersen
In Elementary, Essential Frameworks, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Neil Andersen, Resources, Secondary
Posted February 14, 2022

Applying Key Concepts & Triangle – Neil Andersen (OSSTF PD Day 2022)

Click here for a copy of Neil Andersen’s Frameworks slides.

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 February 2022 Newsletter: PD Workshop & more!
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By Carol Arcus
In Elementary, Essential Frameworks, Lessons and Ideas, Professional Development, Resources
Posted February 8, 2022

February 2022 Newsletter: PD Workshop & more!

February 18th PD Workshop heads-up! We also feature a rich list of Secondary resources, and news about our AQ course! Click here for our February newsletter.

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 Picture This! Imagery as a Second Language
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By Neil Andersen
In Elementary, Kindergarten, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Media Literate Parenting, Neil Andersen, Resources, Secondary, visual literacy
Posted January 14, 2022

Picture This! Imagery as a Second Language

by Neil Andersen & Chelsea Attwell This idea is an extension/remix of an existing concept I saw several years ago. A frequent traveler had created books for tourists to help them get [...]

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 April Newsletter: The AQ, Mediacy, Webinars, and more!
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By Carol Arcus
In Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, media literacy, Media Literate Parenting, Professional Development, Recommended Resources, Secondary
Posted December 13, 2021

April Newsletter: The AQ, Mediacy, Webinars, and more!

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

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 COVID-opoly by AML Director Irene Faiz
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By Chelsea Attwell
In Elementary, Irene Faiz, Lessons and Ideas, Resources, Secondary
Posted December 5, 2021

COVID-opoly by AML Director Irene Faiz

  This series of lessons were designed for visual art students.  The first set of three lessons were designed for grade 10 and grade 11 visual art students.  The second set of three lessons [...]

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 View  our Media Literacy Week presentation on “Teaching Through & About Media”
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By Chelsea Attwell
In Chelsea Attwell, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Resources, Secondary
Posted October 26, 2021

View our Media Literacy Week presentation on “Teaching Through & About Media”

Celebrate Media Literacy 2021! To view the presentation from AML hosted by Ontario Teachers Federation titled, “The fun of teaching ‘through and about Media Literacy’, click [...]

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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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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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11 May

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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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