Finding Leadership in Media Education

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2024

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Univ Pittsburgh, Univ Library System

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This article is an exploration of leadership in media education and some of its identifying features. As lecturers in media studies and production, our teaching philosophy weaves through these themes: active learning (Budhai 2021), learning by doing (Schank et al 2013), peer and self-assessment (Iglesias P & eacute;rez, Vidal-Puga, and Pino Juste 2022) and constructive alignment (Loughlin, Lygo-Baker and Lindberg-Sand 2021).

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Leadership, Media Education, Pedagogy, Ai, Assessment, Higher Education, University, leadership, N1-9211, pedagogy, AI, assessment, higher education, Communication. Mass media, media education, P87-96, Visual arts

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CINEJ Cinema Journal

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12

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2

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269

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287
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