You and media literacy: What’s the story?

by Joyce Valenza | Blogs
Feb 09, 2015 | Filed in Blogs
Hi friends, I’ve been asked to work on an article for the Journal of Children and Media (JOCAM).  This is a wonderful opportunity for us to gain visibility with colleagues who are share our professional interests in ensuring children grow up able to access, analyze, evaluate and create media in a variety of forms. Sure, [...]

Hi friends,

I’ve been asked to work on an article for the Journal of Children and Media (JOCAM).  This is a wonderful opportunity for us to gain visibility with colleagues who are share our professional interests in ensuring children grow up able to access, analyze, evaluate and create media in a variety of forms.

Sure, I can speak for myself, but the essay would be so much more powerful (and accurate) if I pulled from your collective wisdom and experience.

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