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Critical analysis of media representations

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Project LookSharp: Curriculum materials: Creativity and Aging Through the Lens of Film

Chris Sperry, Project LookSharp: Media Construction of War

TvTropes: Wiki of tropes--repeated patterns--found in genres

UCLA Center X: Articles on teaching critical media literacy

Rhonda Hammer's UCLA students' 2007 video productions on gender representations

Roberta Hammer's UCLA students' 2008 video productions on gender representations

DVD's about teachers

Annenberg Foundation: Art Through Time: How art represented difference themes

Beyond Stereotypes: Rebuilding the Foundation of Beauty Beliefs: Findings of the Dove Study

Sexist media representations in advertising

About Face: Curriculum on media representations of females' body images and eating disorders

Hollywood Chinese: Representations of Chinese people in Hollywood films

Representations on reality TV shows

Ivy: Spoof on Reality TV shows set on the Cornell University campus

Films about teachers: Media representations of teachers

CLAIM: Critical Literacy and Arts-Integrated Media project, University of British Columbia

University of Texas: FlowTV: Critical forum

The News Literacy Project site: Critical analysis of the news

Youth, Media, and Democracy: Using media for social justice

Critical Media clips

Tim Turner: Guide to Teaching Visual Rhetoric

Assignments/units for teaching visual rhetoric

Assignments: New Media Pedagogy and Visual Rhetoric

Neiman Foundation Reports: Visual Journalism

University of Texas: Viz: Rhetoric-Visual Culture-Pedagogy

Elizabeth Losh: UC, Irvine course: Digital Rhetoric

Maricopa Center for Learning and Teaching: Visual literacy modules

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