Join us this Fall for a virtual workshop series co-hosted by the UC Irvine Teacher Academyย and The History & Civics Project at UC Santa Cruz.
Reserve your spot now for this free workshop where you will:
- receive free curriculum that supports students to build the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to critically engage in civic reasoning and discourse as media consumers, curators and producers
- learn instructional strategies from experienced educators that support students' media literacy skills
Why media literacy now? In a world flooded with competing, conflicting, and contradictory information, students need
tools and
strategies to navigate this din. These resources support students' agency as critical media consumers, curators and producers and foster students' abilities to be reflective and accurate as they share and create media themselves.ย
We invite you to
two virtual sessionsย on
October 19 (4-5:15 pm PST) and
October 26ย
(4-5:15 pm PST). Each session will consist of experienced teachers sharing resources and discussing implementation by grade-span. We will talk in small groups about how
media literacy instruction will look in
your classroom.ย
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