Ebonee Otoo

Senior vice president of educator engagement, News Literacy Project.

Senior vice president of educator engagement at the News Literacy Project.

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A new law asks California schools to incorporate media literacy lessons into English, math, science, and social studies curriculums.

Can teaching media literacy in schools help fight misinformation?

A new law asks California schools to incorporate media literacy lessons into English, math, science, and social studies curriculums.

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