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The Evolution of Media Literacy: From English Class to Everyday Essential In an era where information flows incessantly and media influence pervades every aspect of life, media literacy has emerged as a critical skill for navigating the complex landscape of modern communication. Once confined to the realms of English class, media literacy now demands attention as a standalone discipline. This shift is driven by various factors, including the rising cost of living, evolving family dynamics, and the pervasive influence of digital media. Let's explore this transformation and the influential voices shaping our understanding of media literacy today. The Changing Landscape of Media Literacy Traditionally, media literacy was embedded within the English curriculum, where students analyzed literature, evaluated sources, and developed critical thinking skills. However, the rapid proliferation of digital media has necessitated a broader and more focused approach. The ability to critically eva

  I all so I put this up on my sub stack and patron but I feel after listening closely to Terrance Howard on Joe Rogan it seems that we need to have a very serious conversation about and around Media literacy and this is going to be an ongoing topic for me, as this topic is close to my heart as I am working on it myself.  So this will be an ongoing series about how the impact of media has impacted me how I choose some books and where to get the media education.  Recently, I had the opportunity to listen to Terrance Howard's interview on Joe Rogan's podcast. The conversation was a stark reminder of the importance of kindness, media literacy, and scientific literacy in our increasingly complex world. Howard's use of scientific language, albeit often out of context, highlighted a crucial issue: the need for critical thinking skills and a robust understanding of the media landscape. In today’s society, the lack of critical thinking education in schools is becoming more apparent