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Professional Learning &
Curriculum Resources

California Media Literacy Resources

These resources for teachers, teacher-librarians, administrators, and others include media literacy curriculum, collections of media literacy lessons and other resources, media production resources, and links to professional development (PD) opportunities.

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Civic Online Reasoning (COR)

The COR curriculum provides free lessons and assessments that help you teach students to evaluate online information that affects them, their communities, and the world.

 

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MisinfoDay Library

The MisinfoDay Library offers a wide range of free virtual content and resources — from workshop recordings from previous MisinfoDay events to gamified learning activities– for educators to bring MisinfoDay to their classrooms and campus! A MisinfoDay toolkit supports implementation.

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News Literacy Project

The News Literacy Project offers several resources and services for educators, including an online learning platform, a free weekly newsletter, professional development opportunities, a variety of classroom materials and more. They also provide free resources for the public. Check them out!

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Media Literacy Collaborative

While misinformation is a difficult problem to prevent and protect students against, current resources, workshops and working with our team of teacher leaders and researchers are great resources to tackle this issue.  
 

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Media Mentorship

Media Mentorship projects give your students a chance to become the teacher and help their peers, families, or larger community learn what it takes to navigate today's information environment. 

 

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Media Literacy Now

Media Literacy Now advances media literacy education in schools nationwide through advocacy, coalition-building, and policy change. We’re ensuring all students develop critical thinking skills to evaluate information, question what they see, and engage safely in an increasingly complex digital world shaped by AI and social media—skills essential for their well-being, future success, and informed citizenship.

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National Association for Media Literacy Education

NAMLE aims to make media literacy highly valued and widely practiced as an essential life skill.
NAMLE envisions a day when everyone, in our nation and around the world, possesses the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of communication. Media literacy education refers to the practices necessary to foster these skills.

Student Resources

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Common Sense Education

Prepare for tomorrow's headlines with these free news and media literacy activities, videos, and inquiry-based lessons.

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Courageous Conversations

Courageous Conversations help students develop viewing, listening, and speaking competencies that reduce the hate that leads to violence by increasing knowledge, activating intellectual curiosity, and promoting respect for diverse points of view.
 

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FactCheck.org

We are a nonpartisan, nonprofit “consumer advocate” for voters that aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in U.S. politics. We monitor the factual accuracy of what is said by major U.S. political players in the form of TV ads, debates, speeches, interviews and news releases.

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