Abstract
This paper discusses three findings of critical media literacy study: pleasure as a motivator and deterrent to becoming critical; the importance of facilitated discussion; and learning from application to practice.
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Recommended Citation
Tisdell, E. J.,
Stuckey, H. L.,
&
Thompson, P. M.
(2007).
Teaching Critical Media Literacy in Adult and Higher Education: An Action Research Study.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2007/papers/102
Teaching Critical Media Literacy in Adult and Higher Education: An Action Research Study
This paper discusses three findings of critical media literacy study: pleasure as a motivator and deterrent to becoming critical; the importance of facilitated discussion; and learning from application to practice.