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TEACHING WITH VIDEOSeptember 29, 2011
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Today’s Objectives
SWBAT: Explain why video presents unique
opportunities and hazards to student learning Describe how video can be used to enable
student learning, aid in teachers’ assessments of students, and support co-constructed knowledge between teachers and students
Justify including video into lesson and unit plans
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Agenda
Do Now Review of the Literature Example of how video can be used to support
student learning Co-construct an assessment using video as a
class Brainstorm ways in which knowledge can be co-
constructed In groups, create and use original video to
support students’ knowledge of a content-related topic
Closure
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Do Now
How did teachers use video in their lessons when you were in school?
How is that similar to or different from how you use video in your everyday lives
today?
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Trends of Video in Web 2.0
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The Readings
Groups: January-April Birthdays = Butler et al (2009) May-August Birthdays = Seixas (1994) September-December Birthdays = Coencas
(2007) Questions:
What is the thesis? How did the author(s) collect the evidence? What did they find? What conclusions did they make?
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The Use of Film in the Classroom
Approximately 92% of Connecticut and Wisconsin teachers surveyed reported showing all or part of a fiction film once a week or more; 82% reported showing a documentary-style film once a week of more (Marcus & Stoddard, 2007)
Teachers often use feature films “to show students what really happened … as akin to the historical record and without critical analysis of what is portrayed” (Stoddard & Marcus, 2010, p. 85; cf. Hobbs, 2006; Woelders, 2007).
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When discussing the role of Benedict Arnold in history…
“First [pause], the Victory at Yorktown, first, former American General, and they kinda try to depict him in a way in The Patriot. Remember the guy who says, “Oh, I know Benjermin [sic], um, I know Benjermin’s [sic] boot size?” He was supposed to be kinda like the Benedict Arnold character. Remember, he burned down the church and all that? He gave his way… So, they were trying to depict that whole Benedict Arnold character in there but not necessarily sayin’ it was Benedict Arnold. Movies do that.”
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The Influence of Feature Films on Student Learning
“When the information in the film was consistent with the information in the text, watching the film clip increased correct recall by about 50% relative to reading the text alone. …
However, when the information in the film contradicted the text, subjects often (falsely) recalled the misinformation from the film” (Butler, Zaromb, Lyle, and Roediger, 2009, p. 1166).
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
Questions: What message(s) do this clips send about
“fairness,” “truth,” and “education?” Whose perspectives do we see in these clips?
Whose perspectives are we missing? Comparison to Text:
Why do they call it the “Dark Forest” in the movie but the “Forbidden Forest” in the book? What might this tell us about the themes we discussed above?
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Guidelines for Using Feature Films as Instructional Materials
Using your understanding of the influence of feature films on student learning, the nature of feature films as narrative, and the structure of text-based discussion lessons, what guidelines can we set for using feature films as instructional materials?
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Stoddard & Marcus’ (2006) Guidelines
Films should be one part of a larger analysis of historical topics, events, or concepts.
Identify and assess the main perspectives and themes of the film, beyond the general topic.
Consider how the film reflects the social and cultural values of the period in which it was produced.
Teach basic skills in and concepts of media literacy and film analysis.
Think about using shorter clips from the films to introduce specific perspectives or to raise issues in class.
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Using Video to Assess Students’ Learning
Three ways to accomplish this task: Use a video clip within the assessment
NCTE Standard: Students apply knowledge of language structure, language conventions (e.g., spelling and punctuation), media techniques, figurative language, and genre to create, critique, and discuss print and non-print texts.
Ask students to explain a concept using video that they find related to the class discussion
Allow students to narrate an explanation through video
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How can we co-construct video information with our students? Field trips
Community activities
Student Government Associations
Discoveries (e.g., bugs on the playground)
Documentaries using students’ lives
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Creating Video for Educational Purposes
Content-related artifact
Storyboard outline of speech and video affects
A plan as to where it will fit in your lesson and why this is an important video to show
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Wagner Stadium
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Constructing Video to Support Student Knowledge
In your disciplinary groups, find an artifact on campus that you can video and narrate about related to one of the content area standards in your discipline. The purpose of this video is to bring a piece of Wagner into your classroom.
Once you have created your video, copy it to a disk or your laptop computer. Bring it to class next week.
In addition, please discuss your video on the Moodle forum, including the following information: What is your video about? Where in your lesson you would use it? Why this video would support student learning? How you would relate it to the curriculum?