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Library skills Common Core RI.9-10.7 resources
Media Literacy High School Lateral Reading Strategy with Social Media Posts
Quickly and easily capture your high school students' attention with this media literacy lateral reading strategy lesson using real examples of viral social media posts. High school students practice the media literacy skill of lateral reading by analyzing real viral social media claims. Get ready to make media literacy an exciting and interactive experience in your classroom!WHAT'S INCLUDED✅ Comprehensive and EDITABLE Teacher Slideshow✅ Whole Class Practice Materials in Teacher Slideshow✅ANSW
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9th - 12th
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Media Literacy Advertising Influence and Advertisement Creation for High School
Stop the scroll for high school media literacy activities and use this Media Literacy Advertising Influence EDITABLE and LOW-PREP lesson plan for your high school students. Students will learn about media audiences and the influence of media messages, specifically advertisements, on their own behavior. Then, they will use their media literacy skills to analyze real advertisements and apply their understanding to create their own video advertisement. This lesson usually takes 2-3 class periods or
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9th - 12th
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What is Digital Media Literacy? Introduction to Media Literacy for High School
What exactly is Digital Media Literacy? It’s a life skill we all need! My “What is Digital Media Literacy" lesson plan and interactive game is the perfect way to introduce high school students to media literacy. This lesson promotes critical thinking and gathers student opinions so you can assess their perception of digital media literacy. It promotes understanding of the importance of media literacy and media’s influence in just one class period! Google Workspace integration gives you and your
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9th - 12th
Annotated Bibliography (Distance Learning Friendly)
This 1-2-week unit has students writing detailed, top-notch annotated bibliographies on their own -- perfect for distance learning. Not a crummy worksheet -- deep learning through student autonomy.This is the only unit you'll need for teaching annotated bibliographies with clear, color-coded instructions, links to several resources, and a student model. It's a perfect mini-unit for introducing annotated bibliographies and/or as part of a larger research paper or project. I have taught all kinds
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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