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Episode 128 – Critical Media Literacy (Part 2)
Welcome to the Falling for Learning Podcast! In this episode, host TD Flenaugh is joined by resource specialist teacher Christina Johnson.
The special segment contributor, Tiffany Curry, discusses the importance of critical media literacy and ways to empower children as thoughtful, creative, and critical consumers of media.
AI Tools
https://www.magicschool.ai/AI tool for creating lessons; specific website/platform unclear—search for "Magic School AI" for related resources)
Sora - https://sora.chatgpt.com - AI tool for generating visuals/interactive lessons; see or check your educational institution
Episode Highlights
[0:00:03] – Introduction to Critical Media Literacy
TD Flenaugh introduces the episode’s topic, guest Christina Johnson, and the importance of critical media literacy for children’s safety online.
[0:01:47] – Engaging Students
Christina Johnson discusses the decline of handwriting, the impact on memory, and suggests creative classroom projects like reaction videos to foster critical thinking.
[0:04:50] – Making Writing Relevant for Students
TD Flenaugh explains why student engagement increases when writing topics are chosen based on their interests and lived experiences rather than teacher-selected topics.
[0:13:50] – Tiffany’s Tips: Using AI for Ethical, Creative Learning
Tiffany Curry introduces the “Tiffany’s Tips” segment, highlighting the power of AI as an educational tool for parents and creative projects like picture books. She mentions tools such as Magic School Bus and Sora.
[0:20:55] – Evaluating Media and Influence of Ads
TD Flenaugh discusses the financial incentives behind online content, the hidden nature of ads, and the importance of teaching children to evaluate sources critically for bias and intent.
[0:28:41] – Community and Parental Involvement
Christina Johnson concludes by emphasizing the collective responsibility of parents, extended family, and the community in raising critical, empathetic, and successful children.
Support the show
We drop new episodes every Saturday at 5 p.m. Pacific Time.
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Episode 128 – Critical Media Literacy (Part 2)
Welcome to the Falling for Learning Podcast! In this episode, host TD Flenaugh is joined by resource specialist teacher Christina Johnson.
The special segment contributor, Tiffany Curry, discusses the importance of critical media literacy and ways to empower children as thoughtful, creative, and critical consumers of media.
AI Tools
https://www.magicschool.ai/AI tool for creating lessons; specific website/platform unclear—search for "Magic School AI" for related resources)
Sora - https://sora.chatgpt.com - AI tool for generating visuals/interactive lessons; see or check your educational institution
Episode Highlights
[0:00:03] – Introduction to Critical Media Literacy
TD Flenaugh introduces the episode’s topic, guest Christina Johnson, and the importance of critical media literacy for children’s safety online.
[0:01:47] – Engaging Students
Christina Johnson discusses the decline of handwriting, the impact on memory, and suggests creative classroom projects like reaction videos to foster critical thinking.
[0:04:50] – Making Writing Relevant for Students
TD Flenaugh explains why student engagement increases when writing topics are chosen based on their interests and lived experiences rather than teacher-selected topics.
[0:13:50] – Tiffany’s Tips: Using AI for Ethical, Creative Learning
Tiffany Curry introduces the “Tiffany’s Tips” segment, highlighting the power of AI as an educational tool for parents and creative projects like picture books. She mentions tools such as Magic School Bus and Sora.
[0:20:55] – Evaluating Media and Influence of Ads
TD Flenaugh discusses the financial incentives behind online content, the hidden nature of ads, and the importance of teaching children to evaluate sources critically for bias and intent.
[0:28:41] – Community and Parental Involvement
Christina Johnson concludes by emphasizing the collective responsibility of parents, extended family, and the community in raising critical, empathetic, and successful children.
Support the show
We drop new episodes every Saturday at 5 p.m. Pacific Time.
Follow us:
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fallingforlearning/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fallingforlearning/
https://linktr.ee/falling4learning