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Review "Writing for History" document
Finish viewing "These Amazing Shadows"
Go over discussion points.
Revisit Historical Writing
Introduction to Film Criticism essay
Complete first draft. Editing - ask if you want help with this!
Expectations
"Thinking Critically" discussion questions
"These Amazing Shadows", 2011 - preview questions and begin film.
Loaded messages and depictions.
4 Considerations
Write first draft!
Writing for History and Rubric
I'll be checking for outlines today!
Introduction to Film Criticism Essay
My expectations for students...
Influence of American media: http://www.medialit.org/reading-room/reflection-media-third-world
Last class to complete the essay!
Your expectations for teachers.
(Not what would be NICE, but what you EXPECT!)
Ex. You buy a lottery ticket...it would be nice to win but you don't expect it...
... you do expect to be able to check your numbers.
Hand in tomorrow morning!
In small groups (no more than 4), DISCUSS each of the four considerations and jot down responses.
Intro to film criticism essay due today!
Introductions and welcome
Course Outline
Deconstruct course name
Finish "These Amazing Shadows"
Define "Critical Analysis"
Discussion points and purpose
Reading assignment and questions
Considerations - small group work
Research
Historical writing (rubric and how-to)
Outline
Critical
Analysis
Editing/revising. Final Draft
First Draft - begin
"Cinema as a Witness to Modern History"
Meaning of this title?
Purpose of this course:
Read "Thinking Critically About Film" and answer the questions that follow. Be prepared to discuss this document tomorrow.
Use and critique film to learn about the events of modern history.
Discussion Points - key ideas, as a class.
What was this film's purpose?
Did it achieve this purpose?
In small groups (no more than 4), DISCUSS each of the four considerations and jot down responses.