they are subjective and mutable, and readers can interact with texts in a number of way
a great tool that supports critical thinking and stylistic preferences.
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ices, I show several differ ent cinematic versions of this scene (Almereyda, Branagh, and Zeffirelli) that offer varied interpre tation
accentuates this idea of interpretations
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I follow this activity by showing a film ver sion of the textual pas
This is activity that i want to use in my classroom. i think that especially with hamlet it will work.
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What is interesting in the images is not the correct ness of interpretation but how the student chose to represent the lines from the poetry
Interpretation again. poetry is especially important. there are many critics who interpret work differently. its important to justify all interpretation and communicate the authors intentions also
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g, detailing their interpretations of what is being re
This is the main goal. interpretations are what we want from students. we want they to communicate what they envision and encourage their mental processes
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xt. In the process of composing storyboards, students will often go back and forth between the text they are reading and the visuals they are creat
The reason why they work. reading and rereading
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newspapers, in comic books and graphic nov els. In filmmakin
Shows its wide use in today's society.
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t. The storyboards served as a brainstorming activity, much like a prewriting ex ercise for a written pap
Connect the written process with the visual one
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Pedagogical concept
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toryboards deliver a narrative A m through discrete visual representa tion
Storyboarding helps visualize text
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talks about digital storytelling as ways to engage students in the writing process. like the other article said, its not always about engagement. talk about the other beneficial aspects of digital essays. community, communication, challenges, feedback.
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he also talks about storyboarding as a way to visualize text. pairs well with the other resource about storyboarding. he even puts a webstie that i can access.
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because he addresses writing teachers, hicks talks about the similarities writing has with digital writing. same process. draft. edit. publish
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he also talks about Common Core state standards. I need to connect these activities to a TEKs requirement to be eligible.
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visual mentor texts (films). when i talk about the Franken-Science project, it is important to note that jurassic park is a mentor visual text that allows us to critique similar ideas in Shelleys Frankenstein
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"smart producers and smart consumers"
This is what i want my students to learn. when i talk about digital essays, i want my students to realize that they consume digital media and also produce digital content. before this class i had never considered myself as a producer, but i am.
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Hicks writes from the POV of a ELA teacher. this is relevant to me and helps me understand his goals.
in this chapter, he addresses visual learners and the benefits of using multimodal methods to teaching
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Schemas.Aschema(pluralschemasorschemata) is a structure that organizes largeamounts of information into a meaningful system. Schemas include our generalizedknowledge about situations (Matlin, 2009). Schemas are plans we learn and use dur-ing our environmental interactions. Larger units are needed to organize propositionsrepresenting bits of information into a coherent whole (Anderson, 1990). Schemas as-sist us in generating and controlling routine sequential actions (Cooper & Shallice,2006).
quote this simple explanation. give insight to how we learn
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Piaget (1962) offered a different view of imitation. He believed that humandevelopment involved the acquisition of schemes (schemas), or cognitive structures thatunderlie and make possible organized thought and action (Flavell, 1985). Thoughts andactions are not synonymous with schemes; they are overt manifestations of schemes.Schemes available to individuals determine how they react to events. Schemes reflectprior experiences and comprise one’s knowledge at any given time.
Schema and the discussion about one's knowledge and experiences are important to my analysis. it provides pedagogical information and reserach
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www.thoughtco.com www.thoughtco.com
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The key to success is to choose wisely and create lesson plans that are effective in making a film a learning experience.Â
the goal in this entire method
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Cons of Using Movies in the Classroom
also talks about the negative connotations. great list of ideas. canva
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Pros of Using Movies in Class
These are important ideas. these could be used as infographic in my analysis. canva was cool. use to create
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Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts (CCSS) i
perhaps i need to take a look at texas' regulations. TEKS
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School Policies
reoccurring idea. depending on where i teach, the policies may be different
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engagement cannot be the only reason.
engagement is what prompted me to research it in the first place. but she's right. it cant be the only reason. i need to look at it as a multi-use tool.
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Melissa Kelly
hyperlink shows the credentials
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ritter.tea.state.tx.us ritter.tea.state.tx.us
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Humanities is an interdisciplinary course in which students recognize writing as an art form. Students read widely to understand how various authors craft compositions for various aesthetic purposes. This course includes the study of major historical and cultural movements and their relationship to literature and the other fine arts. Humanities is a rigorous course of study in which high school students respond to aesthetic elements in texts and other art forms through outlets such as discussions, journals, oral interpretations, and dramatizations. Students read widely to understand the commonalities that literature shares with the fine arts. In addition, students use written composition to show an in-depth understanding of creative achievements in the arts and literature and how these various art forms are a reflection of history. All students are expected to participate in classroom discussions and presentations that lead to an understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of critical, creative achievements throughout history. Understanding is demonstrated through a variety of media.
quote this and talk about how literature can be woven into other art mediums (vids, photo, modernism and postmodernism as a collected art construct) this is why we are allowed to use film
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To connect to a student's schemata, teachers should (1) present information that builds background ideas, concepts, and principles; (2) show (don't tell) through demonstrations, multimedia, and graphics; (3) use outside resources, trips, and speakers; and/or (4) tell about the topic from personal experience.
great advice to heed. background info is an important concept. talk about it.
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e KWL (What I Know, What I Want to Know, What I Learned) or KWLW (What I Know, What I Want to Know, What I Learned, Where It Was Learned) chart as a previewing activit
could be used as a good infographic of learned ideas
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Most of my students are Hispanic and many have had experiences with gangs at one time or an- other. The It
need to choose films that may be relevant to the situation of the students. for instance. the method that Hillary Swank uses in freedom writers.
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Educators who refuse to acknowledge popular cul- ture as a significant basis of knowledge often de- value students by refusing to work with the knowledge that students actually have a
we need to keep up with the times and allow students to showcase their skills
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Film and Schemata
now we are talking about Schema. this is an important pedagogical concept. need to put into the analysis and quote book from learning process with hernandez. schunk.
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. I have found that the use of film for at-risk students far surpasses literature as facilitation for in- creasing the literacy and critical-thinking skills of my students, and that includes, surprisingly enough, their reading and writing skills
movies help at risk students and encourage the writing process.
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We must use film as other lit- erature is used: as a basis for anchoring most writing and critical-thinking activiti
quotable insight for the goals
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. We start by choosing the films that en- gage students in creating an environment to think and a desire to communicate.
this is the goal of the entire practice.
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1. A Comparison of Literary and Cinematic
show the similarities and how they translate into different mediums
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nd parents must sign individual releases each time a film is shown.
something i'll have to do too
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do not permit the showing of R-rated feature films at all; teachers may use only excerp
i feel that this decision may hinder teachable concept though. R rated movies may be grittier than most other movies, but they provide real insight into an idea and help achieve memorable lessons
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, a practice that is unethical as well as illegal
incorporate seriousness into text
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? And haven't teachers over the years misused film? I am referring to the habit of turning films into a visual aid-turning on the projector or VCR and letting the film do the teaching with lit- tle comment or questions.
use as a quote to talk about the misuse
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misused film
The negative connotation behind the practice
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c. After all, don't we partly blame film and television for the low literacy levels in societ
true statement. coincides with the negative argument above. ironic that teachers blame tv and etc for the loss of reading in schools so they play movies to get a reaction out of their students. not good. maybe untrue?
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m (rap music, for example, as poet
in school, we didn't differentiate by genre of music. lyrics are a form of modern poetry
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le The Matrix was in the theaters, a favorite line was, "Never send a human to do a machine's jo
this movie is alpha in terms of Humanity and loss of humanity (teachable concept) can be paired with other movies like Upgrade and texts.
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Ezra Pound, and T. S. Eliot have gone so far as to view any form of popular cul- ture as "a threat to the very existence of civilization as well as an expression of the vulgarization and deca- dence of the masse
it would be very meta and ironic if i used pop culture to teach them then.
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Film is our most popular "popular" culture
Popular culture is a dominant theme that keeps popping up throughout this inquiry project. It would be unwise not to mention it in the analysis.
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school teacher Michael Vetrie.
Author's credentials
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