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Media Navigator: Presenting Identity Maps

This is the final lesson of the Media Navigator module and of the full Healthy Minds Year 7 programme. The classroom is transformed into a social media platform: students display their identity maps on the walls or tables, rotate around the room to view each other's maps and leave written comments (non-anonymously), then return to read comments on their own map.

Learning Outcomes

Outcome 1:

Communicate how social media forms part of my identity now and in the future.

Outcome 2:

Identify that other students have different ideas and identities and use social media in different ways.

Outcome 3:

Explain how my online identity may influence my future.

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Media Literacy Concept Handout

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Bounce Forward Healthy Minds Teacher Guide Introduction

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