Example topics: * How to source and read cited sources of online publications * Copyright, fair use, associated topics (memes would be a great way to capture

Example topics: * How to source and read cited sources of online publications * Copyright, fair use, associated topics (memes would be a great way to capture the attention of a middle schooler and would be a perfect tangent to these topics) * Print and online advertising, how print markets have changed and evolved with the new digital landscape and the influence advertising and money has on content production (Youtuber's and patreons, again, a topic relevant to a young captive mind and one they're familiar with) There's genuinely NO shortage of boilerplate contemporary lesson plans all across the internet covering "media literacy" as an applied subject matter for young minds-such that I don't really believe this to be as difficult of a teachable subject as many people commenting here are trying to make it out as being[0] [0] https://mediaeducationlab.com/topics/Teaching-Media-Literacy https://mediaeducationlab.com/topics/Teaching-Media-Literacy