Mike Mann is an award winning storyteller and MediaWise speaker. Putting his television away for a month inspired him to start connecting with his kids in new and creative ways. Hear how this led him to storytelling and to the Institute by listening to his story A MediaWise Story
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From neurons to brain wiring, Dr. David Walsh gives an easy-to-understand tour of children's and teens' brain development and the impact of experience on the Brain Power
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What do kids really need for success in school and life?Parents and teachers need an armful oftools to combat media's lessons of What do kids...
MediaWise® is a registered trademark of the National Institute on Media and the Family. The Institute's MediaWise® programs bring parents and caring adults information about the impact of media on children's health and development and provide resources families need to make wise media choices. National...
Trailer for short film On the Receiving End, produced by Omni Productions for The MediaWise Trust, in which refugees discuss their experiences of exile and media coverage of asylum issues. On the Receiving...
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Wondering what video games to buy your kids this season? Take a look at the footage of some of the National Institute on Media and the Family's recommended games and some games to avoid buying children. For more information visit MediaWise.org. 2008 Video Game...
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Rose Bean Simpson tells us what beauty is and what beautys not. From a lineage of artists, including Roxanne Swentzell and Nora Naranjo-Morse, Rose was brought up Tewa-Pueblo Indian style. In Artisode 1.3, Rose mixes it up media-wise, challenging objectification and stirring up consciousness.Originally broadcast on New Mexico PBS station KNME. Rose Bean Simpson...
An edition of Radio 4's 'Analysis' programme on Responsible Journalism, presented by Kevin Marsh (BBC College of Journalism). Along with Martin Moore, Director of the Media Standards Trust, the interviewees were David Yelland (former editor of The Sun), Kamal Ahmed (former executive editor, News, The Observer), Professor Jay Rosen (public journalism expert), Professor Jean Seaton (University of Westminster, Director of the Orwell Prize), Mike Jempson (Director, MediaWise Trust), and Charlie Beckett (POLIS, London School of Economics). First broadcast Thursday, 3rd July 2008 at 8:30pm. Part 1: Radio 4...
Cruise Chronicles is a tv show that celebrates the motor vehicle and the people that pilot them. This episode we in the 757 wit the WiseGuys MC&A as they raise money for their Scholarship Fund. Cruise Chronicles...
Cruise Chronicles is a tv show that celebrates the motor vehicle and the people that pilot them. This episode we in the 757 wit the WiseGuys MC&A as they raise money for their Scholarship Fund. Cruise Chronicles...
Cruise Chronicles is a tv show that celebrates the motor vehicle and the people that pilot them. This episode we in the 757 wit the WiseGuys MC&A as they raise money for their Scholarship Fund. Cruise Chronicles...
The word No is not as important as the concept. Research shows that kids need limits and consequences in order to develop the critical success factor of self-discipline. Say Yes to No is about fostering parenting and teaching strategies that help kids succeed. The Marshmallow...
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What you can learn from a simple orange, together with your generous gift in any amount, can change the future for our kids - forever. As technology becomes a bigger and bigger part of our kids' lives -- it threatens to crowd out real-world learning and experience. Dr. Dave explains the simple, but powerful differences between online-learning and real-world learning and the stakes for our kids in a media saturated culture. Preparing kids for academic and life success in the 21st Century poses new challenges for parents and teachers. The National Institute on Media and the Family is there to help you prepare for and meet these challenges. Our work is helping you -- optional: because kids deserve to be connected to more than their screens. What Looks Like...
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A MediaWise blast from the past Wheel of Fortune

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