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Free ACME Partner Resources
By ACME - Posted on July 23rd, 2007
Tagged: Media Education
ACME Partner curricula, lesson plans, and classroom activities will be archived here. Make sure to check back for the next free ACME Partner media-literacy resource!
Featured Partner Resources:
Media Education Foundation has educational media and study guides on many health, culture and democracy topics.
memeFILMS offers youth-focused media education and video production workshops, free resources, and DVDs featuring meme's youth-focused video projects. Dues-paying ACME members can take 50% off memeFILMS' three-DVD boxed set of 18 meme "prototype" videos!
List of Teaching Materials
"Wet Dreams and False Images" Study Guide
By ACME - Posted on July 26th, 2007
Tagged: Free ACME Partner Resource
• Media Education
A Body Image / Media Literacy
Study Guide (PDF)
Wet Dreams and False Images
A Documentary Film
www.newdayfilms.org
Media Landscape Timeline
By ACME - Posted on July 26th, 2007
Tagged: Free ACME Partner Resource
• Media Education
Media Landscape Timeline (PDF)
Created by Project Look Sharp
"All That I Can Be" Study Guide
By ACME - Posted on July 26th, 2007
Tagged: Free ACME Partner Resource
• Independent Media
• Media Education
• Media Justice
• Youth Media
"All That I Can Be"
Study Guide (PDF)
A Co-Production of:
Educational Video Center
Action Coalition for Media Education
Excerpt from the Introduction:
How To Be A Media Activist
By ACME - Posted on July 26th, 2007
Tagged: Activism
• Free ACME Partner Resource
How To Be A Media Activist!
10 Actions You Can Take (Word Document)
QUESTION! – All media you consume. (See ACME’s “Questioning Media” web resources.)
TEACH!– Model critical media awareness for family and friends.
WRITE!- Letters to the editor of your newspaper, letters to radio or television outlets, expressing your opinions about what they are doing well and what they are doing poorly.
