Frederick County Public Libraries will host an informative session titled “Media Literacy for Parents and Caregivers” on November 18, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 7:45 PM. The event will take place in the Anthony M. Natelli Community Room at the Urbana Regional Library, with Ellie Batkhan from Maryland Public Television leading the discussion.
The session aims to address critical questions regarding the impact of media on child development and how parents can effectively use media to enhance their children’s learning experiences. Attendees will also learn strategies for building healthy media habits within their families. This program is designed for adults, but children are welcome to attend alongside their caregivers.
As media continues to play an increasingly significant role in children’s lives, this event offers valuable insights for parents and caregivers looking to navigate the complexities of media consumption. Frederick County Public Libraries encourages community members to consider the importance of media literacy in fostering a supportive learning environment for children.
For those interested in attending, more details can be found on the Frederick County Public Libraries’ event calendar.
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