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 AML Board Members Share Their Favourite Media Texts
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Blog, Chelsea Attwell, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Secondary
Posted November 26, 2019

AML Board Members Share Their Favourite Media Texts

Chelsea Attwell is currently a Digital Lead Learner Hybrid teacher with the Toronto District School Board and a member of the board of directors for The Association of Media Literacy since 2013. [...]

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 AML Board Members Share Their Favourite Media Text:  Part 1 – Carol Arcus
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Blog, Carol Arcus, Lessons and Ideas, Secondary
Posted November 19, 2018

AML Board Members Share Their Favourite Media Text: Part 1 – Carol Arcus

Carol Arcus is the current Vice-President of the Association of Media Literacy and has been involved with the organization for over twenty years. She is a retired media studies teacher and [...]

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By Neil Andersen
In Additional Qualifications, Blog, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Secondary
Posted January 29, 2013

RESPONDING TO POPULAR CULTURE – Material adapted from Fiske: Understanding Popular Culture

True popular culture (not necessarily the mainstream, commercial products that call themselves 'pop culture') is made from within and below, not imposed from within or above. It is always a [...]

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The viral generational wealth chart looks very different when restated in per capita terms

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Fascinating thread on what makes something sound like “anime music” – with detours into history and linguistics.

Each medium has a unique aesthetic form

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