Enhancing Critical Reflection Skills to Combat Media Information Disorder – Example of Case Study Design (INT-M6-02-EN)

Description

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  • Group size
  • More than 12
  • Duration
  • more than 90 min
  • Related modules
  • 1
  • 2
  • 6
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Objectives

  • To explores the impact of a reflective skills training program on a group of participants, aiming to enhance their ability to identify and mitigate MID.
  • To assess the effectiveness of a reflective skills training program in improving participants' abilities to recognize and address MID.

Target group(s)

Sport trainers, Youth workers, librarians. Students, general public.

Description

The steps of designing a Case Study are described in more detail and sequentially in the Handouts. As such, they serve a practical implementation when working with a group.

*Training of selected skills is available between individual modules. As such, each teacher or coach chooses them as the basis of training.

Material

  • Skills training COSTAID (selected).
  • Checklists, questionnaires, evaluation forms.
  • Paper, posters, pens
  • Work board, flipchart

Methods

  • Group Work;
  • Experiential learning;
  • Discussion, debate;
  • Method of obtaining results/samples;
  • Evaluation

Advice for Facilitators

The facilitator is familiar with the basics of group dynamics and small group management. as it will make it easier to guide the discussion and summaries of the practical exercise findings.

Sources

Adapted from HCPC, retrieved from: https://www.hcpc-uk.org/standards/meeting-our-standards/reflective-practice/case-studies-and-templates/ (September, 2023).

Integra Institute. (2021). Guide to Media Literacy.

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Integra Institute

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