—Knock, knock.
—Who's there?
—Anagram.
—Anagram who?
—How?

I'm a bit of a pessimist by nature so it's such a pleasant surprise how positive the response has been for #Gramandgran

Books are really good. You can learn things from them.

We’ve been nominated for a #Webby award alongside CBC Kids News for our Minecraft Education world “Misinformation Mystery” and we’re currently in 1st place!

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🌀 Unravel the Mysteries

Debunking Conspiracies is like fighting a Hydra. Defeat them with the media literacy lessons in the whimsical story of Gram and Gran Save the Summer by
@stevechiger Daniel Pereira @louisdecrevel

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Two things: 1) Faith Rogow is the best! 2) You know it's a good book because she helped us make it better😀💡📙 Let's hear it for experts (when they're talking about their area of expertise...we have a whole chapter in #gramandgran on that in fact)! #medialiteracy #education

This is one of my favorite chapters in our book. I mean...uhhh...they're ALL my favorites, but the one on phishing was a lot of fun to write (they were all a lot of fun to write).

FREE MEDIA LITERACY GUIDE 📝

Use the whimsical story of Gram and Gran Save the Summer by @stevechiger Daniel Pereira & illustrator Loueee ✏ to help students decode the internet.

Grab your copy and download the resource today!
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#gramandgran

One thing we often miss about talking media literacy with pre-teens is that we significantly overestimate their level of prior knowledge and their confidence in what they know. Something that seems obviously fake to us may not to them. How do we see it from their perspective?

I can't think of a better way to celebrate #SchoolLibraryMonth than to get this book into the hands of your middle grade readers. It's FABULOUS! A brilliant way to engage kids in #MediaLiteracy ed using curiosity & imagination rather than anxiety & guilt. #AASL

📚Stephen Chiger and I wrote a book! #gramandgran is middle grades fiction that teaches media literacy with puzzles, whimsy, and heart. Unlik the fear-based messaging often used with kids, we wrote our story to emphasize curiosity. S/o TeacherGoals, Loueee ✏, Faith Rogow📚

Happy Book Birthday to Gram and Gran Save the Summer 📘 🎂
👉 teachergoals.com/gram-and-gran

A High-Flying Adventure for High-Tech Kids! by @stevechiger Daniel Pereira @louisdecrevel

It's an engaging story that teaches media literacy through curiosity.
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📚NEW BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT! 📚Excited to announce #gramandgran : middle grade fiction that teaches media literacy using puzzles and a hefty dose of whimsy! Shout out to TeacherGoals and my awesome co-author Daniel Pereira. stevechiger.com/gram-and-gran

Co-authoring a book (out tomorrow!!!) made me think about how many jobs represented as solitary are much easier to do with a partner. I'm agnostic about AI as a 'solution' to wanting a work partner, but it does seem to filling a gap that's really there. ft.com/content/c4b450…

“The basic news literacy skills that apply to assessing any piece of content applies to #AI . Ask yourself what the source of it is.'

🎙 NLP's Christina Veiga dishes out tips & also provides context about the future of AI in #Journalism on the 212 Communications podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/not…

It's great that colleges are getting serious about digital literacy, but that effort feels much, much too late. So does getting started in HS, for that matter. Daniel Pereira and I have an idea to help: announcement on April 2. Watch this space.
insidehighered.com/news/tech-inno…

'humanities aren't necessary'

I love type specimen books so much

My early start in oceanic studies #bluehumanities

Kelly, Walt, Pogo Primer for Parents: TV Division. U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Social Security Administration, Children's Bureau Headliner Series, No. 2. Washington, D.C, 1961. Reprinted 1963.