![The role of filmmaking in the Cross Curriculum Content section of the PDHPE Syllabus Cross-curriculum content Cross-curriculum content assists students to achieve the broad learning outcomes defined in the Board of Studies K–10 Curriculum Framework. It is incorporated in the content of the PDHPE Years 7–10 Syllabus in the following ways: Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Through the study of PDHPE Years 7–10 students enhance their ability to use information and communication technologies in health and physical activity contexts. As students work towards achieving the syllabus outcomes they are provided with opportunities to become competent, discriminating and creative users of ICT. The PDHPE Years 7–10 Syllabus has included the following ICT skills in the essential content: ,[object Object]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 1. EDUC 1751 ASSESSMENT 1: Analysis of a Technologically Mediated Inquiry By Clare Williams Friday 8-10 tutorial
- 3. import, mail merge and reformat data/fields
- 4. demonstrate an understanding of ethical issues in the use of ICT
- 5. generate specific reports with regard to ethical issues, e.g. print without address and details
- 7. Skills that enhance learning in PDHPE Effective learning in PDHPE is underpinned by the development of skills that assist students to adopt a healthy, active and fulfilling lifestyle. These include the ability to: • communicate effectively • make informed decisions • interact positively with others in groups and teams • move with competence and confidence in a range of contexts • devise and implement plans to achieve goals • solve problems creatively.
- 8. Communication through Film! Strand 1Self & Relationships Strand 2Movement Skill &Performance SkillsCommunicating Decision-makingInteractingMovingPlanningProblem-solving Strand 3Individual &CommunityHealth Strand 4LifelongPhysicalActivity
- 9. What the film says... A Vision of K-12 Students Today Forbidden Students today are “Digital Natives” and rather learn though technology. Students are able to relate more with technology when learning. They are able to multi task. Everyone can learn differently. Technology allows students to learn new ideas. Shows three generations of females all living in the same house. Friendships can be determined by relationships with family. The older generations in the family have an influence on the younger generation.
- 10. How it says it... A Vision of K-12 Students Today Forbidden
- 11. Good features of the film in content and technique A Vision of K-12 Students Today Forbidden Through the introduction at the start of the film it allows the viewer to relate to what is happening. The students don’t verbally tell the story. Written words are used to tell the story. The zooming in and out from the words. All the students come together at the end to sum up the film. Props through the film allow for connections. The story isn’t told until the end of the film. Holding viewers in suspense. Camera angles throughout the film see aspects on each persons life. Tracking shots. Good for PDHPE and Self and Relationships. Use of music throughout the film.
- 12. Areas for development! Both films are good examples for their own reasons. Forbidden is a good example to show students the camera angles and film technique. However, the story isn’t summed up until the last few minutes and leaves the viewer questioning as to what just happened. A Vision of a K-12 Student today allows the student to relate to the film and tells the story before the film starts. Another way to convey the story is by talking with the students in an interview style.
- 13. What I have learnt that I will take forward with me! Camera Angles Format Tracking shots