CML 2005 Resource Catalog

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version of CML's popular resource catalog! Called the "illustrated bibliography
of media literacy," the print version lets you see and compare all resources
on the same topic, whether video/DVD, classroom teaching tools or background
books. Organized in six main sections,
you can print out only the sections you need -- or the complete catalog.

Section Page
Teaching In a Media
World

Resources about media literacy and how to teach it; research; technology
and learning		 3 -7
Social Studies

News, democracy, politics; original source documents		 8 - 11
English/Language
Arts

Media literacy curricula, film study, writing		 12-15
Teaching Resources for Grade Levels

From pre-school to college -- curriculum kits, activity books, videos, and more		 16-21
Students Making
Media/Video Production

Video production, publishing, photography		 22-23
Popular Topics for
Media Literacy

Advertising, violence, health and body issues, gender; also religious and family resources! 		24-36
  • Complete Table of Contents
    on page 2. Alphabetical index on page 38.
  • Print out our special
    1-page "Tips for Media Literacy Teachers" - page 37.



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