Done by colleges -
"Our dreams are different" (click on past editions, near the bottom)
A great series about education
Done professionally -
"Victims of Gang Violence"
Other examples:
"Empty Cradles"
Food and health
How does your income compare?
50 more
Showing posts with label Journalism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Journalism. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Friday, March 16, 2012
News of the Week assignment
1. Read this story about gun safety laws, written after a third child was shot by a gun due in large part to the carelessness of adults.
2. Go on to the comments section. Read the comments, leave a comment.
3. Email your comment to me at Michael.Ko@highlineschools.org.
2. Go on to the comments section. Read the comments, leave a comment.
3. Email your comment to me at Michael.Ko@highlineschools.org.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Documentary Modes - Resources
Standards:
Students will analyze mass media for bias and use of persuasive tecniques and evaluate their impact (Communications GLE. 1.2.2)
Documentary Mode = The characteristics and traits that separate each of the different types of documentaries.
The ones we will be studying in class, and the styles that you will be choosing from, include:
Poetic/Avante Garde
Expository
Observational/”Fly on the Wall”
Cinema Verite/French Realism
Reflexive/Interactive
Performative
Participatory
Here are some resources for you to put together your informational sheets that you will share with the rest of your class.
You need to create a 1/4-1/2 page handout in language that you and your classmates can understand. It must include:
- a definition of your documentary mode
- characteristics, traits and elements of your documentary mode
- some examples from TV and movies that use your documentary mode
When you're done, attach it to an email and send it to michael.ko@highlineschools.org.
We will also present our work to our classmates.
Documentary Modes
Bowling for Columbine Study Guide (see page 3)
Wikipedia
Good summarization of a few more modes
Cinema Verite
More Cinema Verite
Good slideshow with definitions (scroll through to find info on expository, poetic, observational, performative, participatory, and reflexive modes)
Students will analyze mass media for bias and use of persuasive tecniques and evaluate their impact (Communications GLE. 1.2.2)
Documentary Mode = The characteristics and traits that separate each of the different types of documentaries.
The ones we will be studying in class, and the styles that you will be choosing from, include:
Poetic/Avante Garde
Expository
Observational/”Fly on the Wall”
Cinema Verite/French Realism
Reflexive/Interactive
Performative
Participatory
Here are some resources for you to put together your informational sheets that you will share with the rest of your class.
You need to create a 1/4-1/2 page handout in language that you and your classmates can understand. It must include:
- a definition of your documentary mode
- characteristics, traits and elements of your documentary mode
- some examples from TV and movies that use your documentary mode
When you're done, attach it to an email and send it to michael.ko@highlineschools.org.
We will also present our work to our classmates.
Documentary Modes
Bowling for Columbine Study Guide (see page 3)
Wikipedia
Good summarization of a few more modes
Cinema Verite
More Cinema Verite
Good slideshow with definitions (scroll through to find info on expository, poetic, observational, performative, participatory, and reflexive modes)
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