Frank W. Baker, author of Close Reading the Media, shares ideas for 15-minute visual and media literacy lessons using familiar magazines for kids and adults.
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Chelsea DeLeon's curator insight,
January 8, 2017 10:43 PM
Globalization, for us art educators, does not merely consist of how artistic themes are altered, changed, and improved upon through globalization. Globalization is composed of many institutions and ideologies that we can use in our art education practice.
Chelsea DeLeon's curator insight,
January 8, 2017 10:45 PM
Developing empathy in our students and helping our students understand the importance of human rights is a vital part as global citizens and educators. Teaching our students to be visually literate as they participate in a global culture is imperative.
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Rebecca Morris's curator insight,
February 27, 2018 11:45 PM
Such a good way to see how STEm projects actually play out in the world, and engaging children in their civic responsibilities and the impact they could have on our changing world.
Chelsea DeLeon's curator insight,
January 8, 2017 10:41 PM
Being aware of globalization is the first step to becoming a global citizen, when people realize that technology has linked the human race we can then forge forward on a successful global culture.
Kevin Nguyen's curator insight,
October 21, 2015 10:38 AM
This article was very stunning and graphical to read. The rate of murder and homicide is so abnormal that it makes one question who doesn't want to leave there. I can definitely see why girls are the main targets because they are stuck in between these so called gangs because a person they know is usually affiliated with one. Their hardship of escaping was very touching and getting to experience and seeing a first hand perspective of these young girls really opened my eyes. We should not see people seeking asylum in other countries as a bad thing ,but rather sympathize for their well being that they have escaped the horrible life they had back home.
Matt Danielson's curator insight,
September 29, 2018 4:52 PM
The gang violence in El Salvador is insane. Not only that but the level of control the gangs have over the country is nearly unrivaled anywhere else in the world. These young girls find themselves in the crossfire of this violence. Too many there only option is to join, or hide away. Some take the daring plan of escaping to America but many dont have the means to attempt this. The government in El Salvador needs to do a gang crack down and patrol communities more to make them safer, this is only possible if they can shrug off corruption first.
Stevie-Rae Wood's curator insight,
September 29, 2018 9:17 PM
There’s a scary epidemic occurring all over Latin America and El Salvador is one of the worst areas for girls and women. The major threat to girls lives are gangs. The gangs cause so much danger that a person is murdered there every hour. Unfortunately the feuds are over turf and revenge and the girls get caught in the middle. Girls can get killed because the refuse to be someone’s girlfriend or do not do something for the gang. These girls disappear and are scared into hiding in there homes or fleeing to the United States. If a young girl makes it past her fifth tenth birthdat its a miracle.
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