Media can be a source of positive engagement, but it can potentially also have negative effects. Everyone should be confident in their understanding of media, how it works, who creates it, and its impact.
Our resource hub has tips and materials that promote best practices for engaging with media and help young learners, tweens, and teens build media literacy skills in the classroom.
» Go to Maryland Center for Media Literacy & Education website
Featuring powerful film clips and rare oral history interviews, these standards-aligned resources enrich student learning through historical thinking skills and primary source analysis.
» Go to Becoming Thurgood: America's Social Architect Classroom resources
Discover a variety of lesson starters and interactive lessons paired with video clips from popular MPT programs. Explore topics in subject areas from STEM and the arts to social studies and civics for your K-12 students.