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 Baby It’s Cold Outside: The Saga of a Song
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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Secondary
Posted November 26, 2019

Baby It’s Cold Outside: The Saga of a Song

by Neil Andersen and Diana Maliszewski This is the saga of a song. The melody and lyrics have remained intact, yet its long list of performers and audiences have profoundly changed its experience [...]

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 “Hijab Hoax” Case Study
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By Neil Andersen
In Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Michelle Solomon, Secondary
Posted January 21, 2019

“Hijab Hoax” Case Study

by Michelle Solomon and Neil Andersen (updated 2019) Because the primary function of media is to communicate culture, media literacy is a wonderfully compelling blend of media studies and [...]

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 Oral History & Media Messages (ENG4U)
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By Neil Andersen
In Lessons and Ideas, Secondary
Posted September 3, 2018

Oral History & Media Messages (ENG4U)

As an introduction to prepare students for the study of the novel Beloved, students examine oral history and identity through literature, through the use of slave narratives, in order to better [...]

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 Ethical Choices and Voices
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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen
Posted May 21, 2018

Ethical Choices and Voices

There is a long-ignored, newly-recognized ‘holy grail’ in technical education and its home can be found in media literacy education. IT has traditionally been a sharing and [...]

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 Bias, Understanding Texts, and Widening Perspectives
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Secondary
Posted May 7, 2018

Bias, Understanding Texts, and Widening Perspectives

The following thread from @Jess5th on Twitter (otherwise known as Jessica Lifshitz, an American elementary school teacher) is a great example of rich discussion, excellent scaffolding, and [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Secondary
Posted September 3, 2017

Using media to develop critical literacy skills

by Diana Luciani, former AML Board member; teacher – Peel District School Board, Ontario These lessons inform the Media Strand of Ontario’s Grade 9 Applied-level English course. [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Secondary
Posted September 28, 2016

Archie Bunker for President?

Norman Lear produced several successful television sit-coms with political implications. His first, and most well-known, was All in the Family. Archie Bunker, the central character, was a [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Secondary
Posted March 5, 2016

Would That Hail Caesar! Twere So Simple

fastcocreate.com Hail Caesar! is both an elegy and an indictment of the 1950s Hollywood studio system. The story centers on the personal and professional trials of Eddie Mannix (Josh Brolin), the [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Lessons and Ideas, Secondary
Posted September 3, 2015

Lesson Plan: The American Dream

The American Dream & Media Messages (ENG3U) by Diana Luciani, former AML Board Member In teaching F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby as literature, media literacy might help students in [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Secondary
Posted April 10, 2015

Stromae – Carmen

Carmen is an animated music video comment on social media, specifically referencing Twitter. It makes strong and unequivocal statements about the effects of social media on society. Students [...]

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