Whether you’re focused on your classroom, home, community, or constituents, we have a number of resources and tools available to help you advocate for media literacy education. The MLN Resource Library is offered as one convenient source of information, like any other library.

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Teaching students to find trustworthy information needs to become a priority in more science classrooms. Learning to Find Trustworthy Scientific Information, published by Media Literacy Now in September 2023, identifies our goals and recommendations to help K-12 students better evaluate scientific information.
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Each year, we publish the Media Literacy Policy Report outlining the status of media literacy education laws for K-12 schools in the U.S.. The 2022 report was released in February 2024 and shows the significant progress of state-level policymakers as well as other organizations and key institutions and individuals to recognize an urgent need for media literacy education and to take action.

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For Educators, Grades: Elementary, Grades: High, Grades: Middle, Instructional Materials, Science, Videos & Graphics
ScienceUpFirst
This page has several short videos and infographics addressing scientific misinformation and …
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For Educators, Grades: Elementary, Grades: High, Grades: Middle, Instructional Materials, Science, Videos & Graphics
Editor for a Day
This resource is a photograph of people in a newsroom and a …
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For Educators, Grades: Elementary, Grades: Middle, Instructional Materials, Science, Videos & Graphics
Why do our brains love fake news?
This is a five-minute video about cognitive bias and confirmation bias and …
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For Educators, Grades: High, Grades: Middle, Instructional Materials, Science, Videos & Graphics
Filter Bubble
This three-minute video explains how using social media can produce “filter bubbles” …
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