Digital savvy citizens
Support young people to become empowered media literate citizens through a range of engaging activities.
This matrix is filled with creative ideas and links to high-quality media literacy resources.
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This matrix is filled with creative ideas and links to high-quality media literacy resources.
How Australian voters rejected conscription during the First World War.
One writer's thoughts on the Apology to Indigenous Australians.
A chess set with pieces made to look like federal politicians.
This poster identifies key concepts, competencies and knowledge indicators for media literacy.
Teaches students to reframe negative thoughts.
These decorated cufflinks were part of a court dress uniform for the Minister for External Affairs.
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