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Tag Archives for: "values"
 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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 Password revelations as a privacy site of struggle
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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Secondary
Posted March 19, 2019

Password revelations as a privacy site of struggle

One of the most compelling aspects of media studies involves sites of struggle. Sites of struggle are social phenomena that become arenas for changing values and behaviours. They include fashion, [...]

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 What is your emoji-name?
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By Neil Andersen
In Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Secondary
Posted March 12, 2019

What is your emoji-name?

by Neil Andersen. Emojis are ideograms and smileys used in electronic messages and Web pages. (Wikipedia) Their uses are growing rapidly, especially in texting, to graphically represent ideas and [...]

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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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 The Right Side of History
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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Neil Andersen
Posted December 20, 2018

The Right Side of History

In November, 2018, Jesse—’CBC tech columnist’—Hirsh appeared in his regular time slot on the Metro Morning radio show to comment on Facebook’s long list of ethical missteps, among them failing to [...]

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 Athletes and Protest
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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Secondary
Posted September 20, 2018

Athletes and Protest

http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2016/09/economist-explains-13 In late summer, 2016, Colin Kaepernick, a pro football player, refused to stand during the playing of the American [...]

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 Analyze the “New” Anthem
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By Diana Maliszewski
In Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Secondary
Posted September 15, 2018

Analyze the “New” Anthem

by Diana Maliszewski Media literacy can be most impactful when the media texts chosen for study are items that students interact with daily, often without much consideration. The Canadian [...]

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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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By Neil Andersen
In Blog, Diana Maliszewski, Lessons and Ideas, Neil Andersen, Nina Silver, Secondary
Posted April 7, 2018

Things to Know About Rulers

by Neil Andersen, Diana Maliszewski and Nina Silver In an early episode of The Crown, a young Queen Elizabeth is frustrated because she feels that she is not being taken seriously, both for being [...]

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 Why are there villains?
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By Neil Andersen
In Carol Arcus, Diana Maliszewski, Elementary, Lessons and Ideas, Michelle Solomon, Secondary
Posted February 20, 2018

Why are there villains?

by Neil Andersen, Carol Arcus, Margie Keats, Diana Maliszewski and Michelle Solomon           How could victims need rescuing without villains to abuse them? How could a [...]

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