'Annenberg public policy center' diaporamas de présentation

Effects of prosocial portrayals on television on social behavior

Effects of prosocial portrayals on television on social behavior. Meta-analysis of studies of prosocial portrayals. Marie-Louise Mares (1996) Sponsored by Annenberg Public Policy Center, University of Pennsylvania.

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PRESENTED BY

Raising Student Civic Literacy in the Common Core Era. PRESENTED BY. John.Balentine@azed.gov Kurt.Parks@azed.gov. Jeffrey Wiser jwiser@citizenshipcounts.org. Terri Welsh trwelsh@mpsaz.org. Terri Welsh trwelsh@mpsaz.org. Opening Activity. WHO OR WHAT AM I?

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Writing Unit

Writing Unit. Why Write?. Why is it important to know how to write well? What are the benefits of good writing? What are the consequences of bad writing?. Talk Show. If you could be on televison, the radio, a talk show, etc. and voice your opinion, would you? Why or why not?

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media

media. Whoever controls the media, controls the mind. Jim Morrison. The medium IS the message. Liberal, conservative they ALL play the game Those Fox folks are so darn clever. Who makes the news?.

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Suicide Prevention: Facts, and Myths

Suicide Prevention: Facts, and Myths. Counseling 407 Community Counseling Dr. Jeff Edwards. Suicides Peak in the Spring and Fall

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Common Logical Fallacies

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The Mass Media and the Political Agenda

The Mass Media and the Political Agenda Learning Objectives: Trace the development of the mass media and the way in which presidents have used the media in different periods of our history.

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The Mass Media and the Political Agenda

The Mass Media and the Political Agenda. Chapter 7. Introduction. Mass Media: Television, radio, newspapers, magazines, the Internet and other means of popular communication. High-tech politics:

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The Mass Media and the Political Agenda

The Mass Media and the Political Agenda. Chapter 7. Introduction. Mass Media: Television, radio, newspapers, magazines, the Internet and other means of popular communication. High-tech politics:

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