She's the co-author of The Teacher's Guide to Media Literacy: Critical Thinking in a Multimedia World (Corwin 2012) and Media Literacy in Every Classroom (an ASCD Quick Reference Guide 2017). She was the founding president of NAMLE and a founding editorial board member of the Journal of Media Literacy Education.

It would be helpful if folks would read ahead of time my chapter in Chip Donohue's Technology and Digital Literacy in the Early Years which is available here: Īdditional thought-provoking resources are available at:Ĥ4 mins presentation by Faith Rogow, Ph.D.īIO: The Media Literacy Education Maven at. I'll share some media literacy integration strategies that involve tweaks to common activities – you may be surprised at all the media literacy you already do! And, of course, we'll leave time for a lively Q&A. We'll look at how media literacy practice emerges out of the blending of traditional literacy and critical thinking (which is why it isn't focused on debates over screen time). What Media Literacy Is and Isn't + Practical ECE Integration Strategies Our guest speaker, Faith Rogow, graciously agreed to record her presentation so we could post this for our Tech & YC interest forum members and friends. On May 17 th we attempted a Zoom Webinar that was hacked so that webinar was stopped.īut ECE people are resilient, creative and resourceful. Naeyc TechYC Interest Forum Quarterly meet up Recording Q&A to follow

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