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The Story of Movies: Understanding Films and Filmmaking [edit]
From edutopia.org, produced by Ken Ellis and Amy Erin Borovoy
This well-produced video introduces a curriculum designed to introduce middle school students to the practice of critically analyzing film and other forms of visual storytelling. It features classroom scenes, as well s interviews with Martin Scorsese... [more]
 
Found by stevebrown2217 in Teaching Media Literacy
June 6, 2010 at 11:25 PM
 
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