GUIA DA EDUCAÇÃO MIDIÁTICA:
Como formar cidadãos críticos no meio digital
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https://doi.org/10.12957/rcd.2025.87312Abstract
This review examines the Guia da Educação Midiática, created by Ana Claudia Ferrari, Daniela Machado, and Mariana Ochs, which offers a practical and structured approach to education in the digital context. The guide is divided into three main parts — "Connected Society," "Teaching and Learning Today," and "The Educamídia Approach" — providing educators with tools to assist in developing students' digital and media literacy. Based on the Brazilian Media Literacy Strategy, we highlight how public policies can reinforce and expand the impact of the guide's pedagogical proposals, consolidating it as an essential resource for promoting digital citizenship and combating misinformation.
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