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Popular Culture in the Classroom: Teaching and Researching Critical Media Literacy

Donna E. Alvermann, Jennifer S. Moon, Margaret C. Hagood

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Contents: Foreword. Teaching Critical Media Literacy Using Popular Culture Texts. Approaches to Teaching Using Popular Culture and the Politics of Pleasure. Engaging Primary Grade Students in Critical Media Literacy: Jennifer's Lesson. Engaging Upper Elementary Students in Critical Media Literacy: Margaret's Lesson. Engaging Middle School Students in Critical Media Literacy: Donna's Lesson. Identities, Positioning, and Critical Media Literacy. Where we Are and Where we Need to go in Theory and Research.

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Key concepts: Media literacy, Critical literacy, Pleasure, Literacy, Popular culture, Pedagogy, Sociology, Critical theory