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Powerful Voices for Kids (& the RH Factor)

February 16, 2011 Author: Vanessa Greenwood, Ph.D.

One of my favorite media educators and researchers is Renee Hobbs of the Media Education Lab at Temple University (among other ventures). Her Powerful Voices for Kids project is a Philadelphia school-university partnership that strengthens children’s abilities to think for themselves, communicate effectively using technology and to use their “powerful voices” to contribute to the quality of life in their families. Watch this presentation Powerful Voices for Kids: Media Literacy & Technology in Urban Elementary Schools

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