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Part 1: Polarization and Resistance to Fact-Checking Information

By Hannah Byrd Little on 12/15/2020 • ( 0 )

What Is True? Another presidential election is in the books. Or is it? The electoral college met on December 14, 2020, with its 538 electors officially casting their votes in the 2020 presidential election. However, before then, media organizations such… Read More ›

How Can School Librarians Teach Media Literacy in Today’s Highly Charged Media Landscape?

By Len Bryan on 11/08/2018 • ( 7 )

I have been thinking quite a bit about media literacy for a long time now, and I have noticed that my training and career as a school librarian have really impacted how I consume media. I’m not able to casually… Read More ›

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