Renee Hobbs' presentation at the 3rd Annual Media Literacy Conference, sponsored by Drug Free Pennsylvania. Dr. Hobbs is a Professor at Temple University School of Communications and Theater.

1. Media, Technology and the 21st Century Learner Renee Hobbs Temple University Philadelphia PA

2. Approaches to Teaching Method: Skills and techniques used in teaching & learning Awareness: What the teacher knows about the learners Knowledge: What the teacher knows about the subject Ends: The purposes and goals of learning Relationship: Connection between teacher & learner SOURCE: Fenstermacher, G. & Soltis, J. (2004). Approaches to Teaching. Teachers College Press.

3. Approaches to Teaching Method: Skills and techniques used in teaching & learning Awareness: What the teacher knows about the learners Knowledge: What the teacher knows about the subject Ends: The purposes and goals of learning Relationship: Connection between teacher & learner SOURCE: Fenstermacher, G. & Soltis, J. (2004). Approaches to Teaching. Teachers College Press.

4. Middle School Students Spend8 – 10 hrs/day in Screen Activity

5. Middle School Students Spend8 – 10 hrs/day in Screen Activity

7. Watch 6 – 12 movies per week

8. Listen to 18 hours of music weekly

9. List three or more favorite celebrities, athletes or musicians

10. Use social media websites or play videogames for 2 hours per day

12. Watch 6 – 12 movies per week

13. Listen to 18 hours of music weekly

14. List three or more favorite celebrities, athletes or musicians

15. Use social media websites or play videogames for 2 hours per day

16. Some create original content while online

18. Media today is mobile and user generated Media today is mobile and user-generated

20. Living Media-Saturated Lives SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation (2010). Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8 – 18 Year Olds.

21. Multitasking on the Rise SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation (2010). Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8 – 18 Year Olds.

22. Living Media-Saturated Lives SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation (2010). Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8 – 18 Year Olds.

23. What Kids do with Cell Phones RobbGrieco, M., Perez, A. Moore, D., Dainoff, B., Kiser, E. & Hobbs, R. (2008). It’s a Media World After All.

24. Developmental Characteristics of Adolescence Love Experience for its Own Sake

25. Developmental Characteristics of Adolescence Love Experience for its Own Sake Go After Novelty, Complexity and Intense Situations

26. Developmental Characteristics of Adolescence Love Experience for its Own Sake Take Risks in Pursuit of Experience Go After Novelty, Complexity and Intense Situations

28. Media Consumption Activities Shape Identity Development

32. 1 out of every 3 middle-school boys and 1 in 10 girls play video or computer games every day. Massachusetts General Hospital (2007, July 4). Most Middle-school Boys And Many Girls Play Violent Video Games. Science Daily.

33. Media Creation Activities Shape Identity Development

38. Most Popular Web Destination for 10 – 17 Year Olds

39. Parent Media Management SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation (2010). Generation M2: Media in the Lives of 8 – 18 Year Olds.

40. Supporting Young People’s Development PROTECT -----------------------EMPOWER

41. Are We Preparing Young People for Life in Contemporary Culture?

42. Are We Preparing Young People for Life in Contemporary Culture?

43. Are We Preparing Young People for Life in Contemporary Culture?

44. Are We Preparing Young People for Life in Contemporary Culture?

45. CONTACT: Professor Renee Hobbs, Ed.D. Temple University Philadelphia PA 19122 Email: renee.hobbs@temple.edu Phone: (215) 204-4291 Web: http://mediaeducationlab.com