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MEDIA LITERACY 101: I. What is Media Literacy?
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The new definition of media literacy now includes the ability to access, understand, analyze, evaluate and create media messages.
MEDIA LITERACY 101: II. Living in an Image Culture
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Why Media Literacy is Vital in Today's World
MEDIA LITERACY 101: IV. All Media Messages are Constructions
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All media is all carefully put together, or "constructed," to achieve a specific result.
MEDIA LITERACY 101: VII. Media Have Values
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There are no neutral or value-free media messages.
MEDIA LITERACY 101: VIII. Each Medium has its own Language and Style
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Each medium uses certain jargon, devices and styles.
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A school in a mall keeps at risk students in class.
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New York superintendent prepares students with 21st century skills.
MEDIA LITERACY 101: VI. Media Have Commercial Interests
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Most media is brought to you by large corporations that are in business to make money.
MEDIA LITERACY 101: IX. Five Important Things to Remember
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Five Important Things to Remember About Media Literacy
MEDIA LITERACY 101: V. Each Person Interprets Messages Differently
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Each person seeing that ad will interpret its message differently, based on their own age, culture, life experiences, values, and beliefs.