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Today's students will be tomorrow's leaders, using media not yet invented.

Will they be ready?

The Clio curriculum prepares students to navigate the digital world they are inheriting.

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OUR MISSION

With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility

In just 50 years, we’ve created countless new ways to communicate. Yet the traditional secondary school curriculum pays little attention to the role of communication in society. It is our job, as educators, to empower students with the tools they need to thrive in the ever changing media environment.

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OUR CURRICULUM

An Interdisciplinary

Curriculum

Clio’s program, ‘Communication Across the Curriculum,’ prepares students to become ethically responsible communicators in today’s world, and is designed to fit naturally into the traditional secondary school curriculum. Its 6 KEY THEMES explore fundamental concepts in Communication and Media Studies. 

SERVICES

Consulting Services

Sample Topics Include:

Social Media: Pros and Cons

Using Popular Culture in the Classroom

The Language of Tribalism in a Divided Nation

Political Protests and Democracy

Cyberbullying and Hate Speech Online

Fake news, Science Denial, and Conspiracy Theories

Clio was created by Professor Gwenyth Jackaway. She consults with independent schools in the New York area to help them prepare tomorrow’s leaders to be ethically responsible communicators. 

Through lectures, workshops and innovative curricula, Dr. Jackaway helps schools offer their students tools to safely and wisely navigate the stream of digital communication that they consume each day.

 

Clio offers a range of programs that can be tailored to each school’s unique needs.  Services range from half-day professional development lectures and workshops, to complete curriculum redesign.

Dr. Gwenyth Jackaway

Benefits to Schools

  • Offering an innovative curriculum that provides 21st century skills

  • Increasing classroom engagement by linking contemporary culture to conventional coursework

  • Fostering college and career readiness in graduates

Benefits to Students

  • Learning to think critically about the role of media in society

  • Preparation for dealing with the ethical challenges of digital culture

  • Developing skills in mindful media use and the practice of intentional attention

Want to bring Clio to your school?

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