Lessons and Ideas

Missed AML’s presentations at the Teaching Lifeline Conference hosted by OTF August 25? We have archived them below for you. These suggest 9 new ways of teaching across the Elementary curriculum [...]

[Ed. note: We reprint here Míchílín ní Threasaigh’s 2025 thoughtful reflections on teaching about and with GenAI] Unauthorized Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) use first entered [...]

Just Dance By Tessa Lofthouse, Carol Arcus and Diana Maliszewski   How does dance education happen in your school? In many elementary schools, dance is a prep delivery subject, taught by [...]

How AI Acknowledges Its Errors   By Diana and James Maliszewski   We write this three and a half years after the public release of ChatGPT v3.5 on November 30, 2022, an event that [...]

This post first appeared under the title “My First RFTLOI Conference” on Monday Molly Musings. It is republished with consent from the author. I have been teaching for 29 years, and [...]

This month’s AML newsletter is about more than books. From K-Pop Demon Hunters and why it resonates across generations, to live conversations with leading media educators, to powerful classroom [...]

This latest Mediacy podcast features a compelling conversation between our president Neil Andersen and Gina Marcello about her experience with GenAI agents while teaching online courses – [...]

By Lisa Loffredi, Secondary Teacher-Librarian, YCDSB (Ontario) This Grade 9 Destreamed geography lesson uses climate change political cartoons to develop students’ media, geographic, and AI [...]

This month’s newsletter leads with a new angle on teaching Shakespeare, from a new AQ grad. Diana Maliszewski’s blogs take centre stage, while we also introduce a novel idea: the [...]

We are pleased to present a new lesson experience in integrating media literacy with Shakespeare study from Stuart Nash, graduate of our Part 1 Spring ’25 AQ. Stuart outlines the challenges [...]