Media literacy intermediate lesson plan

Ad Fontes Media Elevates Media Literacy Education with Release of New Intermediate Lesson Plan

Educators can equip students for the complex media landscape with Ad Fontes Media’s education products and the Media Bias Chart

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With a new academic year well underway, Ad Fontes Media (AFM) is thrilled to unveil our latest educational offering, the Intermediate Lesson Plan — an invaluable addition to our suite of education products. In this age of unprecedented information abundance, nurturing media literacy skills is no longer an option. It’s a vital necessity; yet, it’s no small task. Educators are responsible for instilling critical thinking and discernment skills in students, and our Intermediate Lesson Plan is another significant step toward helping them achieve this goal.

Intermediate Lesson PlanThe media landscape is rapidly evolving, and the ability to decipher the accuracy and reliability of information is paramount. The importance of media literacy education is not lost on educators, administrators, or policymakers. Numerous states have recognized this urgency and have passed legislation mandating the inclusion of media literacy in their educational curricula. Ad Fontes Media is dedicated to empowering both educators and students with the skills to navigate the complex ecosystem of news media.

Our comprehensive set of educational tools, including the Instructor Resource Manual and the Starter Lesson Plan, have been embraced by educators nationwide. However, we understand that as students progress in their academic journey, their need for more nuanced and in-depth media literacy education grows. 

The Intermediate Lesson Plan addresses this need, providing a structured framework that dives deeper into media literacy concepts and AFM’s content analysis methodology. It equips educators with adaptable and engaging lessons suitable for a variety of age groups and subjects. The plan seamlessly integrates the Interactive Media Bias Chart® into the curriculum, fostering critical analysis and informed decision-making.

At Ad Fontes Media, our commitment to advancing media literacy is underpinned by extensive research and collaboration with educators. We’ve diligently crafted these resources to align with high academic standards, ensuring their effectiveness and relevance in diverse educational settings. With the Intermediate Lesson Plan, educators can guide students toward becoming discerning consumers of information and responsible, well-informed citizens of the digital age.

Whether you’re a school board searching for tools to implement new media literacy legislation, an administrator seeking versatile solutions across subjects, a teacher eager to explore media literacy education’s potential, or a concerned parent ensuring your child receives a top-tier education, Ad Fontes Media has tailored solutions for you. Join us in empowering the next generation to think critically, navigate the intricate media landscape, and be responsible digital citizens.

Download our media literacy lessons today or explore our educational products. For a closer look at our offerings, reach out to us at education@adfontesmedia.com and request a free demonstration. Let’s pave the way for a brighter tomorrow through the lens of media literacy.

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Jennifer Furlong

Jennifer Arvin Furlong, Director of Communication & Analyst Manager, is a business owner, author, podcaster, and TEDx speaker/coach. She has 30 years of experience in the communication industry, 18 of them teaching in higher education. Jen is the President of Media Literacy Now, a Marine Corps veteran, and a first-generation college graduate with a B.A. and M.A. in Communication.

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