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Affordances of Film for Literacy Instruction
A term that signifies a multimodal text that has been composed of two or more combined elements for meaning-making.
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The Process of Using Film
Copyright: © 2022 |Pages: 27
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-9136-9.ch003
Abstract
This chapter explores the process of using film, as described by participants in the three research projects that form the basis for this text. Using the gerundial coding method, a series of steps emerged based on interviews with teachers, including locating films, choosing key moments to emphasize, choosing how much of the film to share, and deciding on next steps in the instructional process. While not all comprehensive or universally applicable to all processes for including film as a text, this chapter holds implications for the complexity of film as a text in the classroom and generates a tentative model for what steps in utilizing film in literacy instruction might look like, particularly in secondary education settings.
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Escape, Confrontation, and Possibilities: Toward a Visual/Filmic Epistemology
A term that signifies a multimodal text that has been composed of two or more combined elements for meaning-making.
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Film's Role in Virtual Learning and Pandemic Shifts
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Trauma and Memory in Women's Photographic Practice: A Diffractive Posthuman Approach
I use ‘assemblage’ to describe an evolving and open-ended synthesis of forces, entities and processes that self-perpetuate and go beyond themselves to create something generatively more-than , or outside the whole. The ‘assemblage’ cannot be reduced to the sum of its parts. As a concept, ‘assemblage’ originates in Deleuze and Guattari’s (1980 AU76: The in-text citation "Deleuze and Guattari’s (1980" is not in the reference list. Please correct the citation, add the reference to the list, or delete the citation. /2004) philosophical thought, consequently adapted by physicist and feminist theorist Karen Barad (2007) for a new materialist understanding of the term. Jane Bennett (2010) similarly adopts the term: ‘Assemblages are living, throbbing confederations that are able to function despite the persistent presence of energies that confound them from within’ (pp. 23–24).
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Authorial Work With Film
A term that signifies a multimodal text that has been composed of two or more combined elements for meaning-making.
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Film and the Layers of Literacy Affordance
A term that signifies a multimodal text that has been composed of two or more combined elements for meaning-making.
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A History of Film as Method
A term that signifies a multimodal text that has been composed of two or more combined elements for meaning-making.
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Film and Representation
A term that signifies a multimodal text that has been composed of two or more combined elements for meaning-making.
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Filmic Curation and Combination
A term that signifies a multimodal text that has been composed of two or more combined elements for meaning-making.
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Implications for Choosing Film
A term that signifies a multimodal text that has been composed of two or more combined elements for meaning-making.
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Adults Researching Pre-Schoolers in More-Than-Human Contexts: Rethinking Ethnographer Roles in the Age of the Anthropocene
A collection or coming together of things (which may include people). A philosophical concept developed by Giles Deleuze and Félix Guattari.
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