This page features some lesson plans we use in our media literacy workshops as well as outputs done by groups of teachers in our previous events. Feel free to download, adapt, or modify these activities to fit your respective classrooms.
Our Digital Literacy Lesson Plan includes four different lectures. In accomplishing this module, students will be able to:
When audiences consume or read media messages, they have no control over the content (text) of the message. Instead, they only control the meaning (subtext) that they make out of the message and how they would respond to it through making decisions or taking actions.
In the Deconstructing the Media Lesson Plan, students will be exposed to several gender stereotypes in television programs and will be able to examine persuasion techniques in advertisements. Both lectures will allow students to reflect on how they make meaning of popular media messages.
This exercise is a supplement to a lecture on Film Literacy. This will encourage students to hone their creativity as well as to follow technical specifications.
8-Shot film samples are provided in the download link. These were made by our Bootcamp 2018 teacher-participants.
This exercise is a supplement to a lecture on Deconstructing Ads. This will encourage students to develop critical thinking skills and delve deep into subtexts.
Deconstructed Ad samples are provided in the download link. These were made by our Bootcamp 2018 teacher-participants.
This module was developed in partnership with Habi Education Lab.
There are three lessons in this module:
By the end of this module, students will be able to:
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