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Primary Media Education
Public Group active 1 year agoAny aspect of media education in the primary sector welcome here….
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year agoSara Calgie and Angela Colvert both joined the group quite a while ago, but we haven’t heard from them. Hi both: tell us what you’re up to these days?
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year agoElena Kutzenko joined us a couple of weeks ago. Hi Elena – tell us more about yourself. What’s your interest in primary media education?
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year agoJohn Walls just joined us! Hi John – where do you work and what do you do in primary media education?
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Tim Brook posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year agoHow can we teach Media Literacy when we’re still saddled with SATs?http://bit.ly/k7LxxV
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 1 month agoYou might like o know that all back issues of Education 3-13: International Journal of Primary, Elementary and Early Years Education are now freely available online at http://www.informaworld.com/smpp/title~content=t725445575~db=all.
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Sarah Mumford posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 3 months agoThe primary film literacy project in Bradford is going great guns…..I sat happily at the back on Tuesday watching lead literacy practitioners teach their primary teachers how to approach talking and writing about film with KS2 pupils and to use flip cams to film and edit still and moving objects. We will have case studies and some evidence by…[Read more]
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Tim Brook posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 3 months agoSo howcome it’s been a month since anyone posted? Me, I’m too busy blogging. You? OK, OK too busy xxxing. Come on you primaries we need to punch above our weight – spread the word…
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Tim Brook posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 6 months agoThere’s a Bonfire video on http://themea.org/groups/video-sharing/home/
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 6 months agoUKLA has just published “Beyond Words: Developing Children’s Response to Multimodal texts”, edited by Eve Bearne with me. My contribution is a microsite at http://www.readingfilm.co.uk wth some fascinating stuff from the Reframing Literacy research project led by Jackie Marsh. The booklet is available from UKLA for £5 or from me for nothing apart from…[Read more]
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 6 months agoSarah Mumford posted an interesting bit of information about a primary media education project in Bradford but you have to go to her page to read it! The point of the groups is that we get to share relevant information and members of the group get told when somebody’s posted something. You’re the Group Admin, Sarah – let’s hear about what you’re doing!
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Seon-Jeong Ki posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 7 months agoI’ve just received the book Primary Schools and ICT: Learning from Pupil Perspective by N. Selwyn, J. Potter and S. Cranmer that I ordered a while ago. Having flipped through the book, I’ve found it really interesting and useful to see how my daughter’s school is managing ICT lessons. I then think it’d be a good idea to donate a copy to the school…[Read more]
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Hi Seon-Jeong – maybe you’d like to review the book for the next issue of PoV? The editor is Pete Fraser (also a member of this website.
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That sounds good, I then better read it sooner! Thanks a lot.
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Tim Brook posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 7 months agoIf you haven’t found Tom Barretts ed.tech blog it’s well worth a visit. Especially relevant to mediaphiles are his crowd-sourced ideas slideshows:
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Cary Bazalgette posted a message in the group
Primary Media Education: 1 year, 7 months agoHi Sarah it would be good to add some tags to this group so that more people come across it through searches or our tag cloud.
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How do you add tags?
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I think as convener of the group you’re offered the option of adding tags to the group.
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I’m glad it’s going well Sarah. Personally I can’t imagine why it wouldn’t. Film-making is such a brilliantly integrative project that draws skills from all over the place and gives everybody involved a real purpose and a real audience – you can even sit next to them and eat popcorn. What I really hope is you got a loud enough megaphone to…[Read more]
The tricky thing about making the case for this kind of work is to disentangle the arguments people are expecting to hear – is that film is a great stimulus – from the arguments they really need to hear which are that film and writing are both underpinned by many of the same concepts – narrative, metaphor, authorship etc etc and you can teach…[Read more]
This sounds really great Sarah. How did you do it? Do you have bits of it written up already that you could share? We have been working on the same things down here in Devon and are going for a big push with it after April. I’d love to hear your ideas.
Bradford was awardedUnesco City of Film status recently and established a Learn Board a year ago – which i chair – as part of the overall City of Film strategy. One of the aims at the time (things are under review right now) was to increase opportunities for learning about film. I recalled the BFI Film Literacy Lead Practitioner scheme and asked…[Read more]