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Health Issues
Smoking... Drinking... Drugs... Fast-Food... AIDS... Anorexia... Pregnancy... Our nation’s future well-being depends on the media literacy skills developed in health education today. "Pediatricians should collaborate with other professionals, including the parent-teacher association, schools, and community groups, to promote media education..."
— Recommendations of Committee on Public Education, American Academy of Pediatrics, 1998-1999

Recommended Educational Resources
CML MediaLit Kit™ / A Framework for Learning and Teaching in a Media Age
Now all together in one place, the components of inquiry-based media literacy using the Five Core Concepts and CML’s Five Key Questions of Media Literacy. Covers media literacy:
     · Theory
     · Practice
     · Implementation

Curriculum resources and lesson plans

Media Literacy Works: Case Studies and Success Stories in Media Literacy Education

 
Articles and Reports
From our online Reading Room and Media&Values Archive we've selected pertinent studies, reflective articles, research reports and news items to help you explore this topic thoroughly.
      • Addicted to Violence: Has the American Dream Become a Nightmare?
     • Alcohol and Television: And Now for Some Mixed Messages
     • Alcohol in Prime Time: 10 Guidelines for Writers
     • Beauty...and the Beast of Advertising
     • Blowing Smoke: Can Media Literacy Impact Youth Smoking?
     • Cancer is an Equal Opportunity Disease
     • CML Pilots Media Literacy Unit for Obesity, Nutrition Education
     • Deadly Persuasion: 7 Myths Alcohol Advertisers Want You to Believe
     • Healthcare in the Media Age
     • Marcus Welby Speaks: Health Messages on TV
     • Media Literacy and Prevention: Going Beyond ‘Just Say No'
     • Our Culture of Addiction
     • Selling Addiction to Women
     • Setting research directions for media literacy and health education.
     • Sex and Consequences: Reflections of a TV Writer
     • Sex on TV: Do All Kids See the Same Show?
     • STARTING POINT: Just Say 'Yes' to Media Literacy
     • STARTING POINT: Turning the tables on TV sex
     • Testimony Reveals Complexity of Sexual Violence Issue in Media
     • Tuning in to TV Sex: How to Use Media to Dialogue with your Children
     • TV Food Messages and Children's Diets
     • Women's Magazines Won't Bite the Hands That Feed Them
     • YOUTH: Wise Dating Is No Game
     • YOUTH: Media Models Say Muscles Make Men


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