The Media Communications Teacher from Education Direct buyers list allows you to market to educational professionals who teach about the history and advancements made in the media industry. These instructors teach at the junior high and high school grade levels and can be contacted by both direct mail and email at their school location. They have the purchasing power to buy supplies and equipment for their professional needs, the classroom, and student academic success.

Media communications teachers teach students about the development of media and its uses in modern society. Teachers provide lessons on media topics that include print, television, radio, and the internet. Teachers explore the function of media in regards to the development of news stories, political awareness, and advertising methods such as commercials and ads. Print media consists of physical materials such as magazines, newspapers, books, pamphlets, articles, and newsletters. Television and radio are live or recorded broadcasts distributed over the airwaves. Media communications teachers instruct student how the newest media form, the internet, has impacted society. It is a modern encyclopedia, offers social networking sites, brings instant access to national and world news, and provides advertising opportunities through avenues such as banner ads. Another emerging media form these teachers may touch on is mobile communication devices such as mobile phones and i-pads which can download apps with information on any topic. These educational instructors take continuing education classes to ensure they meet ongoing teacher certification requirements. They hold Bachelor’s Degrees, Master Degrees, and PHDs. They find employment in public schools, private schools, charter schools, junior high schools, high schools, boarding schools, military schools, parochial schools, prep schools, and non-state schools.

Media Communications teachers purchase laptops, computers, software, electronics, PDAs, text books, paper, pencils, binders, notebooks, interactive whiteboards, projectors, pens, audio/video equipment, stickers, stamps, bookmarks, nameplates, desktop organization supplies, folders, magnets, flash cards, flip charts, timers, totes, and rewards and incentives supplies. They also buy related apparel products such as dresses, slacks, blouses, shirts, footwear, and jackets to dress professionally for the classroom.

The Media Communications Teacher from Education Direct is the ideal list for apparel retailers, media publications, electronics suppliers, software providers, computer manufacturers, school and office supply providers, and continuing education providers.