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Project Look Sharp Staff Appears on Podcast from Future Ready Schools

Recently, Project Look Sharp’s Director of Curriculum and Staff Development, Chris Sperry, and ML3 Project Coordinator, Susan Allen, appeared on the “Leading from the Library” podcast series affiliated with Future Ready Schools and All4Ed, a national nonprofit that helps to expand equitable educational opportunities for marginalized groups. Chris, Susan, and host Shannon McClintock Miller discuss the importance of incorporating media...

New Article from Ithaca College’s Student Newspaper on Project Look Sharp’s ML3 Initiative

The Ithacan, Ithaca College’s student newspaper, recently covered Project Look Sharp’s new initiative, New York State Library Leaders for Media Literacy (ML3). The ML3 initiative is providing training for 20 K-12 librarians across New York State to be the catalysts to incorporating media literacy into their school’s curriculum. The article outlines the initiative, but also provides perspective from participating librarians on why...

Project Look Sharp Featured in Article on Media Literacy From FAIR

Olivia Riggio of Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) has written an article entitled “Not All Media Literacy Programs Are Created Equal-and Most Have Yet to be Created” which spotlights the impact that independent media literacy materials can have on students in this age of disinformation. Project Look Sharp and its approach of question-based media analysis is featured prominently. As Project Look...

Project Look Sharp Featured in Article from Ithaca College News

Ithaca College News has written an article on Project Look Sharp entitled “A Global Impact” that discusses our two most recent grants, including one from the U.S. State Department to train English Language instructors in Panama on teaching media literacy through constructivist media decoding. Quotes from Executive/Director Cyndy Scheibe and Director of Curriculum Chris Sperry on Project Look Sharp’s recent...