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GLOBAL MEDIA LITERACY PROJECT

 

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Imagine the Possibilities

This website documents an innovative collaboration between educators at the Roberts Elementary School, the Media Education Lab at Temple University, and educators in the Middle East. We hope that our university-community collaboration can build mutual understanding -- and we hope promote a better understanding of the Arab world by focusing on the development of critical thinking and communication skills, with a special focus on exploration of mass media, technology, popular culture and society. 

 

Projects and Activities

  • We are exploring the question of stereotypes of the Middle East. See the lessons and activities that we implemented with students in Grades 3 and 4.
  • We are learning about people and places around the world. We are creatively using technology to depict our learning. Grade 3 students developed comic book pages to document their learning about houses and homes around the world.
  • We are becoming critical viewers of film. Check out the lessons we're developing for the use of Santa Claus in Baghdad, a independent film created by Raouf Zaki.

 

Let's create pages that put descriptions of other Roberts Elementary activities here, too.

 

Reflections on our Learning

We want to reflect on what we observed throughout this collaboration.  Each stakeholder has goals-- for students and for ourselves. There is a need for Arabic translations of key media literacy texts.  Let's reflect on our experiences and brainstorm some possible goals here.

 

Build on the Shoulders of Giants

Some educators have been exploring cross-cultural approaches with media and technology.  Let's share the cool ideas we find online here.

 

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