The Skinny on the Media Show
20 months ago
Aaron Bluestein
28 months ago
Leonisa Ardizzone
28 months ago
Dorothy Reilly
29 months ago
Sarah Copeland
35 months ago
Julie Ludwick
35 months ago
The Voice: Archival Information
30 months ago
The Skinny on the Media Show
20 months ago
Aaron Bluestein
28 months ago
The Voice: Archival Information
30 months ago
From The Media Show (on YouTube): Who gets to spend any time with the media at school? Teens Weena and Erna play hooky every week in an abandoned storage closet in an advertising agency in New York City. The Media Show is full of ideas for teaching and learning media literacy concepts. See these …
Following a system of give and take, New Yorkers share their skills with others. Participants learn how to brew Kombucha, fix their bike, screen print, build their own electronics, and do magic tricks.
After Ed explores the world of skateboarding in New York and New Jersey to find out how riders learn how to skate.
TC Alum, Marisa Catalina Casey utilizes her entrepreneurial and artistic skills to benefit teenage Starting Artists in Brooklyn. Student Artists' free classes in media arts and business get her students to be inspired, create and get to work!
A look at the arts program Pedagogy Of Photography (POP), a literacy program taught through photos and poetry.
Media Arts teacher, Chris Wilson, instructs his students at International Public High School how to shift from becoming consumers of new media to its producers, as they explore their journey to the US using claymation and filmmaking.
Finally, the teams must present their final designs to the judges to declare a winner.
Our second look at dual language schools, check out how PS 84 teachers are instructing their students to be bicultural, bilingual and biliterate.
Education historian Diane Ravitch discusses reforming New York City's system of mayoral control.
Visit PS 58, the Carroll School in Brooklyn, NY and see how a French/English dual language program is preparing their students to become citizens of the world.
A conversation with Marcus Winters of the Manhattan Institute on why he supports Mayoral control.
Sol Stern of the Manhattan Institute makes his case for reforming Mayoral control of NYC schools.
Simon Doolittle discusses the issue of mayoral control over New York City schools.
Are classrooms in New York too overcrowded for learning?
Students from the Millenium Arts Academy participate in a cross-generational program.
SPI's recent publication of "This is Where I Need to Be." Muslim students talk about their experiences in NYC.
This is a story of struggle to leave violence, drug dealing, and prison in the past. In prison John Darden met the father figures he never had as a teenager. Their influence inspired John to make profound changes in his life.
Dan Nichols, a teacher from Heritage High School, facilitates a democratic dialogue about race and Hurricane Katrina in his class.
Dan Nichols, a teacher at the Heritage School in New York City, organizes a media project to challenge his students to think about what it means to be an engaged citizen.
The cellphone as an artistic tool? Texts? Police? Yes! Watch TXTual Healing with Paul Notzold.
The Media Show: Archival Information
30 months ago
Brooklyn Skillshare
30 months ago
Starting Artists
33 months ago
Exploring Collaborative Media
36 months ago
Skateboarding and Education
33 months ago
Starting Artists
33 months ago
Inwood POP!
34 months ago
Exploring Collaborative Media
36 months ago
Dual Language at PS 84 (Part 2 of 2)
41 months ago
Dual Language at PS 58 (Part 1 of 2)
42 months ago
Judgement (4 of 4)
40 months ago
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