Free STEM Using film technology to support Primary Literacy - 14 & 15 Dec

This is a 2 day residential course designed for teachers and teaching assistants who wish to explore the use of film technology as a tool for enhancing literacy lessons. Note - teachers or technicians working in state-funded schools and colleges in the UK may be eligible for a £578 ENTHUSE Award.

Course description

Beginning with the role that film can play in the classroom, the course will explore a variety of film related skills and techniques, from film analysis and shot direction to creating content using accessible technology and software.
 
The content of each session will reflect on the support that each film technique brings to literacy lessons. Over the two days we will explore:
• the partnership between guided reading and film, how film can be used to impact upon reading levels
• strengthening spelling, punctuation, grammar through film
• linking film tasks to short writing outcomes
• teaching fiction and non-fiction through film
 
This is a residential course, fees include meals and accommodation for the duration of the course
 
Outcomes
  • understand how film can be used in the primary classroom to improve engagement in literacy
  • gain ‘hands on’ experience of different types of media technology
  • develop teaching strategies and resources for the implementation of film literacy in your classroom

To find out more about this FREE opportunity please visit https://www.sciencelearningcentres.org.uk/consortia/national/cpd/75be45ba-9a02-4e7d-b40e-c9652dfcbf6f/using-film-technology-to-support-primary-literacy/
Information

Published: 27/11/2015
Audience: Primary Headteachers and SLT
Contact: Sarah Hawkins

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