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NAMLE Core Principles of Media Literacy Education (2023) · Media Literacy · Grade K-12
Learners as Active Meaning-Makers
Envisions all individuals as capable learners who use existing knowledge, skills, beliefs, and experiences to construct meaning from media messages. MLE teaches that all messages are constructed and prepares people to engage in critical analysis and reflection of these experiences.
National Association for Media Literacy Education · NAMLE Core Principles of Media Literacy Education (2023) · Official source ↗
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