make it clear

Type of material: guide
Education level: primary schools, secondary schools
For whom: educators, youth 
Program area: digital and media literacy
Tags: internet safety, disinformation, digital well-being, media education, critical thinking
Description: Media literacy can be strengthened in a variety of ways. Each teacher chooses the most useful methods and methodological techniques for the specific situation. It is important to remember that in order to strengthen media literacy, it is not enough to just talk about it; it is necessary to create a practical, active learning process based on the involvement and active participation of students, and it should be related to their lives. In our opinion, the “Learning Menu” method helps successfully achieve this goal. This tool has been developed for eight topics covered in the lesson modules and serves as a great continuation of the teacher's work with students who have completed the lesson modules (both those prepared for younger students aged 11-13 and older students aged 14-17).
We invite you to familiarize yourself with the materials below, prepared in versions for printing and for display on screen devices in the classroom.