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Critical Media Literacy Analysis and Production for Systems Thinking About Climate Change

diciembre 1, 2022 by Jeff Share, Richard Beach

Abstract As young people’s use of media is growing globally, the climate crisis is increasing to unprecedented levels. In this report, we focus on the role that education can play in promoting critical thinking about media and environmental justice. Through the teaching of critical media literacy, students learn to analyze representations of the climate crisis in the media. … [Read more...] about Critical Media Literacy Analysis and Production for Systems Thinking About Climate Change

The Journal of Media Literacy Research Symposium
Agency Systems Thinking Critical Media Literacy Environmental Justice

For the Love of Nature: Bringing Environmental Justice to Urban Elementary Students

abril 1, 2020 by Lizzette Mendoza, Brad Rumble, Jeff Share

Abstract: This essay explores the role of critical pedagogy in environmental justice education. We discuss the need for teaching a love of nature (biophilia) as an entry point for developing a caring relationship and sense of stewardship with the natural world. Place-based education and ecopedagogy offer liberatory potential to make education more transformative and … [Read more...] about For the Love of Nature: Bringing Environmental Justice to Urban Elementary Students

The Journal of Media Literacy Ecomedia Literacy Scholarly Features
Environmental Education Critical Media Literacy Biophilia Environmental Justice Ecopedagogy Stewardship Elementary Educaton Critical Pedagogy

“Solarpunk” & the Pedagogical Value of Utopia

abril 1, 2020 by Isaijah Johnson

Abstract: This paper examines the ecologically oriented speculative fiction genre known as “solarpunk” and its value for the cause of environmental justice. This article argues that the status quo is characterized by relative inaction on the issue of fighting climate change and that this inaction is the result of an inability to imagine a “green” future. As a form of … [Read more...] about “Solarpunk” & the Pedagogical Value of Utopia

The Journal of Media Literacy Ecomedia Literacy Scholarly Features
Media Sustainability Education Environmental Justice Solarpunk Speculative Fiction Social Imaginary

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