Just Think: Media Resources

Youth Media

Youth Media Educators 2008
YME 2008 Student work

Youth Media Educators 2007
Get Naked
Ctrl+Alt+Delete
Racial Cross Dresser

Modern Media Makers (M3) 2007.
M3: Downloading Update
Produced at the National Media Education Conference

Youth Media Educators 2006
Don’t Just Stand There
Can You Spot The Aliens
It’s Not Fascism When We Do It

Youth Media Educators 2005
Living with the Paranormal
Families Unscripted

Media Education, Arts and Literacy (MEAL) Program (2004-2006)
Brush Your Teeth
In Front of Your Eyes
Phantom Movie
Shapes
Viking Slide Show
Newton Compilation
Math Word Problem 1
Is Junk Food Really Good For You?
The Odyssey
Math at Work
Marina Mural

Just Think Student Work before 2005
Senior Year
Souls
Not Another Funeral (coming soon)
The Mission

Save Our Music (Flash, Coming Soon)

Hip Hop Is… (coming soon)

Teaching Sample With Beverly Mann

FEATURED VIDEO: You can vote however you like

“You can vote however you like…”

Students from Ron Clark Academy in Atlanta, GA use Hip-hop to learn and educate others about elections issues. If none of the Get out the vote campaigns have gotten you to think critically about voting, this video will. Get a three minute break down of 2008 election issues from Ron Clark Academy students.

Strategic Plan 2007 Executive Summary

Just Think is a leader in media education in America. JT develops and delivers innovative programs and cutting-edge curricula, emphasizing the professional training of youth and their educators in the areas of media literacy, technology skills, and scholarship.
JT is positioned at the vanguard of an expansion in media literacy education, leading to the discovery and deployment of a new set of vital pedagogic methods.

M.E.A.L. Press Release

GROUNDBREAKING THREE-YEAR STUDY PROVES QUANTIFIABLE BENEFITS OF MEDIA LITERACY EDUCATION

Alliance for a Media Literate America and Just Think announce Conclusive Data of Significant Increases in Core Academic Skills

Full Press Release

San Francisco, CA – November 16th, 2007 â€“ Results of a major new study validate that media literacy education improves core learning for all students.