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Quebec Competencies Chart - The Front Page

Quebec Competencies Chart - The Front Page 

Quebec Competencies Chart - Suffragettes and Iron Ladies

Quebec Competencies Chart - Suffragettes and Iron Ladies

Tobacco, alcohol and cannabis

“Advertising has always sold anxiety, and it certainly sells anxiety to the young. It’s always telling them they’re losers unless they’re cool.” (Mark Crispin Miller, The Merchants of Cool, 2000)

Marketing & Consumerism

Quebec Competencies Chart - Sex in Advertising

Quebec Competencies Chart - Sex in Advertising

Quebec Competencies Chart - Political Cartoons

Quebec Competencies Chart - Political Cartoons

Introducing AI

In this lesson, students learn that AI tools are computer programs that follow patterns instead of thinking like humans. They explore how this can lead AIs to make mistakes and importance of having humans supervise and correct them. Students practice creating “robot rules” and then design a "Trashbot" that will recognize and pick up trash in the classroom.

Artificial intelligence, Authenticating Information, Digital Citizenship, Internet & Mobile

Selling Tobacco

In this lesson, students investigate how tobacco companies frame their products in different ways for different audiences.

Marketing & Consumerism, Tobacco Marketing

Media Literacy 101

Media educators base their teaching on key concepts of media literacy, which provide an effective foundation for examining mass media and popular culture. These key concepts act as filters that any media text has to go through in order for us to respond.

Canada’s Digital Media Literacy Awards for Youth and Educators

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