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1. www.filmeducation.org › resourcesFilm Education | Resources

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   Film Education provides free online resources on films for primary and secondary students across the curriculum as well as a library of PDF film notes.

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     Free secondary resources on films: Shifty, Star Trek,...

2. www2.bfi.org.uk › sites › bfiU S I N G F I L M I N S C H O O L S

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   Film education plugs a gap by taking them beyond Hollywood. It broadens the minds of young people and provides them with a more diverse range of cultural experiences.

3. www.teachingtimes.com › using-film-in-educationUsing Film & Movies in Education Knowledge Bank - TeachingTimes

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   This report by 'Film: 21st Century Literacy' points to and highlights evidence that film education benefits young people. It aims to demonstrate that incorporating film across the curriculum will help children's learning, and also how film education benefits young people socially and culturally.

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5. filmeducationframework.eu › choosing-watching-andFilm Education: A User's Guide | The Pedagogy

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   The processes of choosing film for classrooms, and how to introduce conversation and learning about film.

6. journals.uclpress.co.uk › fejFilm Education Journal - UCL Press

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   We have identified four groups routinely involved in the practice of film education: theorists, educators, film practitioners and policymakers, each coming from a different background yet sharing a common interest. The FEJ exists to occupy the productive middle ground between these groups.

7. filmeducationframework.eu › defining-filmFilm Education: A User's Guide | What is film education?

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   Film education is about developing not only a culture of film viewing but also a culture of film-making. The advent of digital film making has facilitated viewers to become makers more easily, but with the caveat that possession of a mobile phone doesn’t automatically make you Orson Welles!

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   Who is involved in film education?

   • FEJ aims to lead and shape the developing conversation about the place of film education in diverse educational contexts. We have identified four groups routinely involved in the practice of film education: theorists, educators, film practitioners and policymakers, each coming from a different background yet sharing a common interest.

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   Why is film education important for young people?

   • There is a huge range of films available for young people: archive, animation, European and world cinema, short films and documentaries. Film education plugs a gap by taking them beyond Hollywood. It broadens the minds of young people and provides them with a more diverse range of cultural experiences.

   U S I N G F I L M I N S C H O O L S

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   What is film education?

   • At Film Education we believe in the power of film as a tool for learning within a wide range of educational contexts. Since 1985, we have been producing materials to support teachers who want to use film in their classrooms, whether they are teaching in primary, secondary or further education.

   Resources - Film Education

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   Who can contribute to film education?

   • Outside partners, including film professionals, can make a valuable contribution to film education. Their input can include giving advice on provision as part of schools’ capital programmes, providing training to staff, and working directly with young people.

   U S I N G F I L M I N S C H O O L S

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   Should film education be a partnership between teachers and film professionals?

   • In some parts of the UK, screen agencies have provided training in film education principles and techniques for filmmakers wanting to work with young people. The relationship between teachers and film professionals should be an equal partnership. Film professionals have experience and technical skills but they are not experts in education.

   U S I N G F I L M I N S C H O O L S

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   Is film Education effective?

   • Informal learning Film education can be an effective and popular element of informal education activities, both as after-school provision (such as film clubs) and as part of extended services including summer camps, Saturday schools and after-school filmmaking clubs.

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9. filmeducationframework.eu › defining-film-educationFilm Education: A User's Guide | Defining Film Education

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   We have put together this course to help people understand the ‘what’, ‘why’, and ‘how’ of film education. It is part of a project funded by the Creative Europe programme aimed at promoting understanding and appreciation of film called ‘Film Education: from Framework to Impact’.