81. Facilitating Media Literacy Learning a practical approach to basic media literacy theory Tea, Reel conversations readingfilm with young classroom, this book offers lesson plans, practical advice http://www.londonpubliclibrary.ca/info_by_subj/info_by_subject.php?subject_uid=1

82. Lesson Plans & Resources: A Pollak Library Research Guide 12 lesson plans and resources on the internet are only a small sampling of the manyinternet resources available for teachers, school library media specialists http://guides.library.fullerton.edu/LessonPlans/

Links collected from many sources by Mary Crimmins CSU Fullerton • Pollak Library Home Art Bilingual Ed / ESL Business Children's Literature ... Special Education These links to K-12 lesson plans and resources on the internet are only a small sampling of the many internet resources available for teachers, school library media specialists, and parents. More of the same can be found in The Internet Resource Directory for K-12 Teachers and Librarians , located in CMC Reference, QA 76.Z5.M53; and in The Internet and Instruction: Activities and Ideas , CMC Reference QA 76.Z5.B37. Other books on using the internet for K-12 instruction can be found in Curriculum QA 76.Z5.

83. Viewfinders - International Film Festival For Youth From prescreening to post-screening activities, these lesson plans complimentMedia Studies, Language Arts, Social Studies, Visual Arts and Cultural http://www.atlanticfilm.com/html/viewfinders/schoolprogram.asp

The Viewfinders School Program Quick Reference Downloads Download ViewFinders School Program (Screening and Workshop Photos and Descriptions) Download ViewFinders School Program Order Form (To Book Tickets) Download Empire Theatres Bus Program Form (For Bus Funding) Download CBC Educator Pack - Grades P-3 (Pre-screening and post-screening lesson plans/activites to accompany School Program screenings) Download CBC Educator Pack - Grades 4-7 Download CBC Educator Pack - Grades 8-12 Download CBC Educator Pack - Complete P-12 School Program Background As the name ViewFinders illustrates, the festival seeks to expose students to different takes on the world, through a slate of international cinema, behind the scenes glimpses, and workshops. The ViewFinders School Program takes place on the two weekdays of the Festival, April 25-26 (Thursday and Friday). These two days alone will feature over 25 school screenings and workshops for students in grades Primary to 12. The ViewFinders School Program appeals to an entire grade spectrum of GCOs (General Curriculum Outcomes) from elementary to senior high, as a visually-based event which explores other cultures, a forum for discussion, an inspiring opportunity for hands-on discovery of different mediums and as a possibility to introduce the later grades to a growing cultural industry full of potential. School bookings are made through the MTT Box Office at (902) 422-6965.(See top of page for downloads.)

84. Lesson: Flip Books . This lesson, similar...... Drawing film - Multi-media Materials Pencils Institution Riverbed media LocationNew York, New York Duration 1-2 Classes http://66.113.241.131/lessons/envs/live/htdocs/lesson62.htm

View Lessons By: Curriculum Age/Grade Subject Materials ... Search Title: Flip Books Author: Kathy Kaiser Curriculum Art Science Age/Grade ... Pencils Institution: Riverbed Media Location: New York, New York Duration: 1-2 Classes Description This lesson, similar to our Morphs lesson, is designed for children to examine the visual quality of movement in Haring's work, emphasizing sequence and time. Objective Children will draw a sequence of images that when bound and flipped show movement. Resources Morphs Flipbooks -Call Pop Shop, 212.219.2784- Materials Small uniform pieces of white paper Colored pens and markers Stapler Procedure First do the Morph lesson plan, in which children analyze transition movements between bodies; then explain that in this lesson they will analyze movement within a single body. Demonstrate jumping jacks, jumping from the soldier at-ease stance to the upward stance. Line children up and have them demonstrate the in-between motions between the two extreme stances of jumping jacks. Do the same thing with other kinds of movement, which perhaps the children can suggest (popular dance steps, kick, run, hopscotch, etc). Each child chooses a particular movement.

85. ENHANCE - Study It : Visual Arts Produced by film Australia, Australian Teachers of media (ATOM). _. TypeLesson plans. http://www.enhancetv.com.au/study_it/visual_arts.lasso

Title: Two Thirds Sky - Artists in Desert Country Author: George Alexander Type: Study Guide Two Thirds Sky is a documentary journey into the Australian interior and the creative lives of five contemporary artists, both indigenous and non-indigenous, experiencing their ways of seeing and interpreting desert country. The flourishing of central desert painting, with its depiction of dreamings and stories, has not only captured national and international attention, but has provoked a fundamental rethinking of landscape painting in Australia from the 1970s onwards. Two Thirds Sky will be relevant to students of Cultural Studies, Indigenous Studies, Australian Studies, Studies of Society and Environment, Art and Media Studies. The documentary is suitable for students from middle to senior secondary school and tertiary education level. Produced by: Film Australia Title: Totally Gorgeous the CD-ROM Author: Type: Teachers Notes An hilarious and helpful look at body image for modern girls and guys - in fact, for anyone who has ever worried about a body part or worn stupid shoes. The CD-ROM includes hours of wild multimedia, six interactive games, video footage, photos and animated cartoons, the award-winning animated film Gorgeous starring Hermoine the Modern Girl as well as the updated text of Kaz Cooke's bestselling book Real Gorgeous - The Truth About Body And Beauty, with new bits especially for guys. Get hip, get confident, get past the hype: get totally gorgeous! Suitable for both Macintosh and Windows.

86. Education World® : Make A Book Into A Movie Theatre, Dramatic media (Such As film, Television, and 912.1 Understanding and Applyingmedia, Techniques, and return to this week’s lesson Planning article http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/02/lp288-05.shtml

Lesson Planning Center Archives: All Articles by Date The Arts ... Lesson Planning Lesson Plan L E S S O N P L A N Make a Book Into a Movie Return to By the Book Activities for Book Week! Subjects Grades Advanced Brief Description Choose the cast for a movie based on a short story or novel. Objectives Students select actors to play major roles in the film version of a popular short story or novel. design a poster for the movie. write reviews of the film. create a script for one scene of the movie. Keywords book, movie, writing, film, act, script Materials Needed selected novels or short stories paper pencils poster paper art supplies Lesson Plan In the Make a Book Into a Movie Project , Tina Marie Tedeschi describes a project she has designed to accompany her students' reading of the novel Billy Budd by Herman Melville. The activity has students serve as "casting directors" for a movie based on the book; they choose famous actors to play the key roles. The students also design a poster for the film, write positive and negative reviews, and create a script for one scene. This lesson can easily be adapted for use with other novels and short stories. Assessment Student written work is collected and assessed using grade-level writing standards. If desired, students may act out their scripts and submit videotape to share with the class for evaluation.

87. What Is A Canadian/American? Language Arts Lesson Plan, Thematic Unit, Activity, Level Junior High / High School I posted this lesson plan / culminating side”must have quotations taken from the media TV, film, internet, magazines http://www.lessonplanspage.com/LAOArtWhatIsCanadianOrAmerican-CopeWithTerrorism-

Features: Special Features: Partner Site: teacher workspace more lessons safe research sites state certification ... retirement planning Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology What is a Canadian/American? Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Printable Version for your convenience! Title - What is a Canadian/American? By - Kate Woods Primary Subject - Language Arts Secondary Subjects - Grade Level - Junior High / High School I posted this lesson plan / culminating task on another site earlier this year. Originally, I used it at the end of a unit in Grade 12 English Media on "Representation in Media," After the terrorism of Sept 11th, a teacher from Pennsylvania emailed me to let me know she was going to adapt it to "help my students define what it means to be American." Timeline for activity: One week (or five hour-long periods). ** A rubric is also available. Email me if you'd like a WordPerfect copy of it. Also, let me know how your experience turns out with this activity. My students really enjoyed it! God bless.

88. EDSITEment - Lesson Plan Extending the lesson. Analyzing, critiquing, and constructing meanings from informaland formal theatre, film, television, and electronic media productions; http://edsitement.neh.gov/lessonplans/shakespeare.html

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89. CICFF - Workshops Facets Multimedia - Video • Cinematheque • film Classes • Video Rental Visit www.facets.org ©2001-2002 Copyright Facets Multi-media. http://www.cicff.org/2002/edu/workshops.html

school schedule info for teachers workshops lesson plans MEDIA LITERACY WORKSHOP Mainstream TV and films offer children little more than a steady diet of garbage for the mind. Too often commercial media distorts children’s perception of the world and "teaches" them values which most parents and educators deplore. Start learning how to view films selectively and critically, so that you can communicate effectively with your students about the media. Hear basic vocabulary, principles and concepts underlying media literacy. The workshop will showcase two films The Bet (Norway) and (Brazil). Discussion will focus on the emotional, cultural and educational impact of the two films.

90. The Lesson Plans Page - Educational Links site or by The lesson plans Page. You are welcome to use language arts lesson plans for grades 58. Free lesson plans and option to receive a http://www.lessonplanspage.com/edulinks.html

Features: Special Features: Partner Site: teacher workspace more lessons safe research sites state certification ... retirement planning Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology The Lesson Plans Page - Educational Links Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend The following links have been added by users of this site or by The Lesson Plans Page . You are welcome to add your own links to this collection. Newest links will appear at the top of the page. If you come across any links that don't work or shouldn't be here, please let us know Click on the links below to visit other Sites For Teachers: Find Free Math, Vocabulary, and Spelling Worksheets at edHelper.Com If you don't find what you're looking for here, try Searching the Internet right here on our site! You can also search the EdHelperNet collection of educational sites: User-Submitted Links: Christian Homeschooler's Association of South Eastern South Carolina has lots of resources for all homeschoolers. There's over 130 free forms for you to print and use. Lots of resources for all homeschoolers with an emphasis on SC homeschool resources. CHASE SC - Saturday, March 29, 2003 at 14:16:58 (CST)

91. Thirteen Ed Online - Lesson Plans In this lesson, elementary students develop an understanding of what it means to immigrate from one country and culture to another. Our original lesson plans are developed by Thirteen Ed http://www.thirteen.org/edonline/lessons

Mathematics Science Social Studies Technology Education Multi-disciplinary ... Art Our original lesson plans are developed by Thirteen Ed Online Master Teachers. Starting with tried-and-true lessons that work in the classroom, our Web-savvy teachers have built Web-based activities that use the rich resources of Thirteen/WNET New York and the Internet. Each month, we will create new lessons based upon outstanding PBS series and around outstanding Web resources. Cyber Currency, Currently This mini-unit (set of lessons) uses games, easy explanations, and the "Trading Places" episode of the popular animated series CYBERCHASE to teach kids about financial literacy. Kids learn the value of currency and how to save and earn interest. In a key lesson, kids even get to purchase items in their classroom's general store. It's a fun way to learn the importance of being financially literate! Filling Empty Pockets In this lesson, students explore the concepts of borrowing and credit with an emphasis on credit cards. Students learn how credit works, why banks and other corporations extend credit, and what credit consumers need to know, including how to preserve their access to credit and how to avoid "credit trouble." Students also consider the real cost of buying on credit, weighing the costs and benefits of credit purchases against the option of budgeting and saving. Finally, students will consider various real offers made by credit providers and decide which offer, among several, is the best.

92. Adolescent Literature Lesson Plans And Resources lesson plans and Resources for Adolescent and Young Adult Literature This site contains links to lesson plans and resources for adolescent and young adult (grades 712) literature, including short stories, mysteries, and English literature. Find a solution . . . . . lesson plans for Multiple Authors/Works http://www.cloudnet.com/~edrbsass/edadolescentlit.htm

Lesson Plans and Resources for Adolescent and Young Adult Literature This site contains links to lesson plans and resources for adolescent and young adult (grades 7-12) literature, including short stories, mysteries, and English literature. Since there is considerable overlap between authors and titles for children and adolescents, go to my site for children's literature if you do not find what you need on this page. This page was last updated 12-31-02. Site Index: Multiple Works/Movements/Genres; Resources for Adolescent Literature; Short Stories; Specific Authors/Works (Alphabetical by Author: ... P - Q - R S T U ... Click here for free CallWave software and never miss another call when you're online! Click here for a FREE copy or your credit report from FreeCreditReport.com.

93. AEMS Site Map Guidelines for Writers. AEMS Educational Materials. Asian media LessonPlans. Teacher’s Guide for the film To Live. Introduction Handout 1 http://www.aems.uiuc.edu/HTML/sitemap.html

Site Map AEMS Home Background about AEMS Welcome from Program Directors AEMS’ Staff, Advisory Board, and Editorial Board Media Search Tools About the Search Tool Note to Educational Media Distributors and Producers Browse Subject Subdivisions Database Fields ... Asian Educational Media Service Guidelines for Writers AEMS Educational Materials Asian Media Lesson Plans Teacher’s Guide for the film To Live Introduction ... Alan G. Chalk Guides to Japanese Films Part I: For Students of Literature and the Humanities Lesson 1 The Moon Princess Lesson 2 The Tale of Genji Lesson 3 Kesa and Morito/Gate of Hell Lesson 4 Rashomon ... Lesson 20 Baseball: American Game, Japanese Rules Part II: For Students of Asian, World and United States History Lesson 1 Geography: The Village, Farm, and Rice

94. Using Educational Films Barbour at the Asian Educational media Service and Literature Includes eighteen lessonplans comparing works of Japanese literature with their film versions and http://www.aems.uiuc.edu/HTML/Information.htm

Using Educational Films Updated 2/13/2002 Sites focusing on Integrating Film into the Classroom General Advice Lists of Recommended Films Teacher's Guides ... Television Companion Materials Compiled by ERIC Integrating Film into the Classroom General Advice Available for Free ERIC Clearinghouse for Social Studies/Social Science Education:. Integrating Film and Television into Social Studies Instruction Written in 1997, this essay by Matthew Paris advises how to train students to become more sophiticated media viewers. ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication Digest D147: Mass Media Use in the Classroom This list of general suggestions by Nola Kortner Aiex, was compiled in 1999 and added to the ERIC database. Film in the Classroom by Kitty Johnson, USIA English Teaching Fellow Based at an Austria University, this English site gives suggestions for activities before, during, and after showing. Johnson also discusses her experience making films. Film and the Composition Classroom: Using Visual Media to Motivate First-Year Writers Academic paper written by a film student at the University of North Carolina.

95. Mar 19 2003 of more than 500 video suppliers over 40,000 titles, our offerings cover Children Family, Special Interest, Feature film, Foreign film. Karol media Inc. http://www.teaching.com/ednow/resources.cfm?ID=22

96. PBS: The New Americans Teacher Guide--Lessons Immigrants in film PDF HTML This lesson helps students investigate whether themedia is a mirror image of our society or actually shapes our http://www.pbs.org/kcet/newamericans/6.0/6.02lessons.html

Pathway Site Map Lesson Plans LESSON PLANS These lesson plans for grades 7-12 are available in .pdf format and as regular Web pages (HTML). If you prefer a printed, preformatted copy of the plans, you'll want to choose the .pdf option; to view and print the .pdf version, you'll need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader . For additional information about downloading Acrobat, visit the PBS TeacherSource Help page. Warm-Up Activity: You Have To Live in Somebody Else's Country To Understand PDF HTML Built around a poem written by a Cambodian immigrant girl, this activity helps students understand the feelings of immigrants or anyone that mainstream American society considers "outsiders." It was developed by a teacher who was frustrated by the derisive remarks and insensitive behavior displayed by American-born students toward recently arrived immigrant students in her classes. By the end of the lesson, she observed students apologizing voluntarily to their classmates for their prior lack of sensitivity! Immigrant Debate PDF HTML This lesson is based on a technique called "four corners": students move to different areas of the room, depending on their reactions to various controversial statements about immigration. Students then research, debate, and revisit earlier claims. This is an excellent lesson, especially when paired with the Immigration: Oral History lesson because it gives students the opportunity to move from secondary to primary sources, thus personalizing and making more meaningful the information they are learning. It is also effective when paired with the Film Study lesson plan.

97. Center For West European Studies - CWES v Curriculum Library. This curriculum library includes lesson plans on EU subjects(library compiled by the Center for European and Russian Studies at UCLA) http://www.ucis.pitt.edu/cwes/CWES/K-12_Resources/curriculum_units.html

CWES Menu Academics * Courses * Research/Papers Lectures Outreach ... Calendar Programs * Grad. Certificate >> Apply Now! * Und. Certificate >> Apply Now! ... Funding Opport. Search What? Where? CWES/EUC R. European Inst. European News Intl. Organizat. Finance News News Sites General Search Contact Us You are here: Home CWES Outreach Curriculum Units Curriculum Units Reference Materials Teaching Tools Play Corner ... Foreign Languages Below is a list of on-line resources that provide curriculum units on EU topics for K-12 teachers. v Curriculum Library This curriculum library includes lesson plans on EU subjects (library compiled by the Center for European and Russian Studies at UCLA): Europe and Globalization, Kathleen Sigafoos, San Clemente High School, 2000. European Union , Raymond Crawford, Cleveland High School, 2000 European Union and Globalization, Ron Lehavi, Francis Polytechnic High School, 2000 Globalization: The European Union as a Model

98. TheatreBooks -- Drama In Education: Introduction & Theory lesson plans An extension on the list of activities, the series of lessonplans aids the educator in .putting together a fully realized unit. http://www.theatrebooks.com/drama_education/

Welcome to the new Drama in Education catalogue! TheatreBooks has produced catalogues for teachers regularly since 1975, and it is with the knowledge that teachers have come to rely on these as resource tools which has guided our selection. The titles presented here do not reflect our entire Drama in Education section, but are a reflection of the most significant titles chosen by teachers for use in the classroom. All the annotations are new and are based on a thorough reconsideration of each book. In addition to the written annotations, we have included a few footnotes to further detail our entries. Firstly, we have designated the age group for which each book is geared. The letters P, J, I, and S refer to the following grade levels: P rimary (K-3); J unior (3-6); I ntermediate (6-9), and S enior (9-12). As you will notice, many of the books are useful for a variety of grade levels and, as leading drama educator Dr. Larry Swartz has commented: "Each particular group of youngsters is unique, and it is they, after all, who create the action." Our designations are meant as a guide only. Further, the books that are listed in the Drama in Education section of our catalogue have also been classified according to content as follows:

99. Addressing Tragedy In The Classroom in Canadian Mainstream media http//www.mediaawareness.ca/eng com/mwt/feature/2001/10/09/film/index.html LessonPlans Choices Attack on the United States http http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/teaching/journals/sept11/mintz/resources.html

home news about search ... contact us Addressing Tragedy in the Classroom Edited by Steven Mintz, University of Houston Introduction Historical Background Teaching Tragedy The Concept of Tragedy ... Essential Readings 11. WEB RESOURCES Guides to Online Resources Web Resources for Journalists http://www.journalism.berkeley.edu/weblinks/ A very comprehensive site of links to online resources. Afghanistan Teaching Resources: Asia Society http://www.asiasource.org/profiles/ap_mp_03.cfm?countryid=32 General Works: Afghanistan Online http://www.afghan-web.com/ Afghanistan Online is a privately owned, independent web site that provides updated news and information on Afghanistan. Amnesty International Links CIA Factbook http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/af.html Letter from Afghanistan William Vollman, The New Yorker, May 15, 2000 http://www.newyorker.com/FROM_THE_ARCHIVE/ARCHIVES/?010924fr_archive05 Yahoo http://dir.yahoo.com/Regional/Countries/Afghanistan/News_and_Media/ Tamim Ansary, "An Afghan American Speaker" http://www.salon.com/news/feature/2001/09/14/afghanistan/index.html

100. IMC Audiovisual Media Improve your odds add some audiovisuals to your instruction. FacultyFilm and Video Rentals media Locator Browse Popular Video. http://www.sru.edu/pages/667.asp

Search Slippery Rock University HOME Calendar Library Athletics ... Links for Educators Media Faculty Film and Video Media Locator Webliography Home ... Instructional Materials Center (IMC) document.write(document.title + ' '); "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand." Experts say we retain only 10% of what we read, 20% of what we hear, 30% of what we see, and 50% of what we see and hear. Improve your odds...add some audiovisuals to your instruction. Faculty Film and Video Rentals Media Locator Browse Popular Video Contact the webmaster at: webmaster@sru.edu Information Technology: Help Desk Slippery Rock University . 1 Morrow Way. Slippery Rock, PA . 16057 Phone 1.800.SRU.9111 Login

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