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Another
emphasis
is
on
integrating
media
sources.
Research
and
media
skills
are
<br />

blended
into
the
Standards
as
a
whole.
<br />

INSTRUCTOR
NOTE:
Paraphrase
the
following
paragraph
from
the
Introduction.
<br />

To
be
ready
for
college,
workforce
training,
and
life
in
a
technological
society,
<br />

students
need
the
ability
to
gather,
comprehend,
evaluate,
synthesize,
and
<br />

report
on
information
and
ideas,
to
conduct
original
research
in
order
to
answer
<br />

questions
or
solve
problems,
and
to
analyze
and
create
a
high
volume
and
<br />

extensive
range
of
print
and
non‐print
texts
in
media
forms
old
and
new.
The
<br />

need
to
conduct
research
and
to
produce
and
consume
media
is
embedded
<br />

into
every
aspect
of
today’s
curriculum.
In
like
fashion,
research
and
media
<br />

skills
and
understandings
are
embedded
throughout
the
Standards
rather
than
<br />

treated
in
a
separate
section.
<br />

Let’s
take
a
look
at
this
integration
into
the
standards
as
a
whole.
<br />

You’ll
see
from
these
Grade
6
examples,
the
use
of
media
sources
is
integrated
<br />

across
the
strands.
Take
a
moment
to
read
the
example
standards.
<br />

These
are
only
a
few
examples
from
Grade
6.

It
is
important
to
note
that
this
is
<br />

not
an
exhaustive
list;
there
are
numerous
examples
of
integration
of
media
<br />

sources
within
each
grade
level
across
the
strands.
<br />

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