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  Millions of Americans Believe Conspiracy Theories Exist

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  Jack Z. Bratich Rutgers University

  April 12, 2013

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  Million Americans Believe Lizard People Run Our Country.” The form of these headlines mimics their ...
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  Using Critical Media Literacy to Empower Inclusive and Active Voices in Daily Civic Life

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  Paul Mihailidis Emerson College

  April 15, 2013

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  Bennett posited a new dichotomy for thinking about citizenship and civic learning in an increasingly ...
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  Using Media to Make a Difference

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  Lynn Schofield Clark University of Denver

  April 16, 2013

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  By focusing their efforts on a goal, these students had learned to use their voices, their critical ... worthwhile.  These students had learned that they could harness social media to challenge traditional media ...
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  Re: Using Media to Make a Difference

  Thanks Lynn! And go Ezana!

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  Benjamin Thevenin Brigham Young University

  Tuesday, April 16, 2013 — 8:34 pm

  classmates learn more about the issues; and together they contribute (in some small way) to a solution. ...
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  Re: Using Media to Make a Difference

  Lots of cool examples

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  Lynn Schofield Clark University of Denver

  Wednesday, April 17, 2013 — 3:35 am

  Center in NYC (www.evc.org/) is one of my favorites, but I've recently learned about Boston's ... (https://medialiteracyproject.org/programs/girl-tech-collective). There are also a lot of initiatives related to the MacArthur-funded Digital Media & Learning ... where so that we could learn from one another and thus push the discussion and theorizing forward ...
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  Kids Talk Back to the News

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  Renee Hobbs Media Education Lab, University of Rhode Island, Harrington School of Communication and Media

  April 17, 2013

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  watch the video, consider: What did children learn from completing this activity? What knowledge and ... expressed their opinions. Should these children have learned about the economic, political, historical and ... feature of the learning experience? How was the message likely to be understood by media professionals? ...
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  Social Constructivism, Ideology & the Politics of Representation

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  Jeff Share UCLA Teacher Education Program

  April 18, 2013

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  its roots run deep when we consider the implications. If every idea and all information has been ...
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  Media and Society: Making Art and Making Change

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  Benjamin Thevenin Brigham Young University

  April 19, 2013

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  opinions, and maybe (possibly) voting, we strive to be citizens who learn about and interact with our ...
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  Amy Sherman-Palladino: Losing the Battle, Winning the War

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  Karen Petruska University of California, Santa Barbara

  May 06, 2013

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  Amy Sherman-Palladino: Losing the Battle, Winning the War showrunner Sherman-Palladino Gilmore Girls gender feminism female writer Bunheads Curator's Note The television showrunner has become a figure of some notoriety.  From HBO's three Davids ...
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  Re: Amy Sherman-Palladino: Losing the Battle, Winning the War

  Great post and start to the week.

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  Stefania Marghitu King's College London

  Monday, May 6, 2013 — 5:56 pm

  significant. Thanks again and looking forward to the rest of the week! Stefania PS: I've just learned ...

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