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Medi and Lit
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For those teaching Media and Lit or for those who want information on the topic, please visit my websites: NGO at the U.N.:…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ryan Goble Dec 7, 2011.
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- What is your connection to education?
- Author
- What subjects do you teach / specialize in?
- Film, Global Affairs
- School, business or institutional affiliation
- International Cinema Education
- Website, Blog, Wiki, Twitter, or Facebook URL(s)
- www.internationalcinemaeducation.org
- What 5 essential pop culture artifacts (CDs, DVDs, Books, Images, Toys, etc.) would you have on your desert island?
- Books, DVDs, CDs, Photos, Tennis Racket
Roberta Seret's Blog
New YA historical novel
Check out the beginning of my new YA historical novel, The Gift of Diamonds, a great teaching tool to learn more about Romania, the Holocaust, Communism, and Terrorism.
http://www.thegiftofdiamonds.com/pages/chapter_sample_loaded.html
Posted on October 5, 2015 at 11:36am — 1 Comment
For Teaches of International Film please read:
Hi Teachers of International Film,
I am very interested in having teachers across the United States use my book, World Affairs in Foreign Films, and the multi-disciplinary pedagogy it describes.
If anyone is interested, please email me at rseret@aol.com.
World Affairs in Foreign Films is a new type of book that uses Foreign Films to give
information about today’s geo-political hotspots.
McFarland Publisher’s brochure contains the…
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Great to have you here!
Do consider joining the Media Specialist group - a good time will be had by all there (see the awful image I ended up using).
Or maybe some of the other related groups like Teach with the Moving Image, Adolescent Literature, Graphic Novels, New Media & Technology, Gaming or the related Media Education/Literacy group!
At the top of the group there should be an little + sign similar to the one in the Middle School group (image below) that says "+Join Middle School Group." Easy stuff.
Good Vibes,
Ryan:)