A colleague of mine, Daniela Fernandes, posted an interesting video activity in which students watch the preview of a film and complete a hand-out with information. The same hand-out can be adapted to any film preview. I liked it so much that I asked her if I could share it with you.
Activity With Film Previews
June 25, 2010
June 23, 2010
June 22, 2010
Using images in class
This is a wonderful post by @jenverschoor where she describes several flickr tools which can be used in class.
I've explored a few and really liked:
I've explored a few and really liked:
Great VIDEO to discuss Racism
This a video shared by a colleague (Heidi Norwig) and another participant of Cultura EDtech course.
It's an interesting animation which can be used to start a discussion about RACISM.
CHECK IT OUT
Go South Africa! from Sir Moving Images on Vimeo.
It's an interesting animation which can be used to start a discussion about RACISM.
CHECK IT OUT
Go South Africa! from Sir Moving Images on Vimeo.
Video Activity: Reported speech
Let me share a nice activity a colleague of mine (Eloísa Paula) and a participant of Cultura EDtech course has posted in her course portfolio.
THe focus of the class was Reported Speech. A student of hers showed her a video in which a little kid gets stuck behind the couch. Then, what she did was, the moment the student showed them the video, she elicited some sentences said by the little boy and asked the students to REPORT what the little kid said.
This is the video:
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This is the hand-out:
Reported Speech Activity Based
THe focus of the class was Reported Speech. A student of hers showed her a video in which a little kid gets stuck behind the couch. Then, what she did was, the moment the student showed them the video, she elicited some sentences said by the little boy and asked the students to REPORT what the little kid said.
This is the video:
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This is the hand-out:
Reported Speech Activity Based
June 21, 2010
Video created by students (WORLD CUP 2010)
This afternoon , a colleague of mine, Felipe Attux, showed me a video he and his students had produced in class. Students learned the World Cup theme song "Wavin' flag" and did all sorts of funny faces in front of the camera. I image they had a lot of fun, and so did I watching it.
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