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Home » Assignment: Media Literacy

Assignment: Media Literacy

Finally, the comprehensive three-volume curriculum created by Renee Hobbs is available online.  This is the 18-unit curriculum developed for Maryland State Department of Education and Discovery Communications, Inc.  

You can download the PDF files with lesson plans and reproducibles for each unit and use the videos to teach media literacy in conjunction with social studies, language arts and health education. 

  • Elementary School Introduction
  • Elementary School Unit 1: Asking Critical Questions
  • Elementary School Unit 2: Understanding Media Genres
  • Elementary School Unit 3: In the Real World
  • Elementary School Unit 4: Heroes and Villains
  • Elementary School Unit 5: Ratings and Reviews
  • Elementary School Unit 6: Kenan's World
  • Middle School Introduction
  • Middle School Unit 1: Asking Critical Questions
  • Middle School Unit 2: The Art of Slapstick
  • Middle School Unit 3: What's Real and What's Reel
  • Middle School Unit 4: History and Media
  • Middle School Unit 5: Entertainment Warriors
  • Middle School Unit 6: Media Mania!
  • Secondary School Introduction
  • Secondary School Unit 2: Who Do You Trust?
  • Secondary School Unit 3: Crime Reporting
  • Secondary School Unit 4: History, Literature, and the Mass Media
  • Secondary School Unit 6: The Culture of Celebrity
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