Media and information literacy curriculum for teachers.pdf - Yo! BaNa

— INTRODUCTION: HOW TO USE THIS MIL CURRICULUM 51
Target Audience for the MIL Curriculum 51
Main Features of the MIL Curriculum 52
The MIL Curriculum Adaptation Process: Recommendations 53
Integration Strategies 54
CORE MODULES 57
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— MODULE 1: CITIZENSHIP, FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND
INFORMATION, ACCESS TO INFORMATION, DEMOCRATIC
DISCOURSE AND LIFE-LONG LEARNING 58
BACKGROUND and RATIONALE 59
UNIT 1:
UNDERSTANDING MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY:
AN ORIENTATION 60
KEY TOPICS 60
LEARNING OBJECTIVES 61
PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES AND ACTIVITIES 61
UNIT 2:
MIL AND CIVIC PARTICIPATION 65
KEY TOPICS 65
LEARNING OBJECTIVES 65
PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES AND ACTIVITIES 65
UNIT 3:
INTERACTING WITH MEDIA AND OTHER
INFORMATION PROVIDERS SUCH AS LIBRAIRIES, ARCHIVES AND
INTERNET 69
KEY TOPICS 69
LEARNING OBJECTIVES 69
PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES AND ACTIVITIES 70
UNIT 4:
MIL, TEACHING AND LEARNING 72
KEY TOPICS 72
LEARNING OBJECTIVES 73
PEDAGOGICAL APPROACHES AND ACTIVITIES 73
RESOURCES FOR THIS MODULE 76
— MODULE 2: UNDERSTANDING THE NEWS,
MEDIA AND INFORMATION ETHICS 77
BACKGROUND and RATIONALE 77
UNIT 1:
JOURNALISM AND SOCIETY 78
KEY TOPICS 78
LEARNING OBJECTIVES 79