Quick Context: needs to do a better job helping kids decipher all the media that come their way, says Michelle Ciulla Lipikin, executive ... On this week's episode we talk about media literacy, the ability to critically analyze what we learn from the media to
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needs to do a better job helping kids decipher all the media that come their way, says Michelle Ciulla Lipikin, executive ... On this week's episode we talk about media literacy, the ability to critically analyze what we learn from the media to In a world of misinformation, the public needs to be able to rely on the information journalists report.
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- needs to do a better job helping kids decipher all the media that come their way, says Michelle Ciulla Lipikin, executive ...
- On this week's episode we talk about media literacy, the ability to critically analyze what we learn from the media to
- In a world of misinformation, the public needs to be able to rely on the information journalists report.
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