Project Look Sharp

December 22, 2020

Project Look Sharp Featured in Article on Media Literacy From FAIR

Olivia Riggio of Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) has written an article entitled “Not All Media Literacy Programs Are Created Equal-and Most Have Yet to be Created” which spotlights the impact that independent media literacy materials can have on students in this age of disinformation. Project Look Sharp and its approach of question-based media analysis is featured prominently. As Project Look...

News

May 12, 2020

Teaching Critical Thinking and Protecting the Science

How can we teach students to think critically about scientific disinformation without just telling them the facts and what to believe? Is presenting media messages reflecting different perspectives for analysis too big a risk when the science is clear?

Blogs

February 25, 2020

Now’s the Time for Media Literacy: Politics, Polls and Debates

Any election (especially a national one) provides numerous opportunities for media literacy, from many curricular perspectives – analyzing language in TV commercials, statistics in political polls, historical contexts, identity politics, and more.

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