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Identifying Digital Video Clips of Good Pedagogic Practice

8. Students are doing it for themselves!

The website of Parkside Community College, the first Media Arts Specialist School in the UK, with examples of the potential of new digital technologies to enhance learning in English (and elsewhere in the curriculum).

The homepage of the City Voices, City Visions project, a partnership in New York State between the University at Buffalo and the Buffalo Public Schools, aimed at developing innovative approaches using digital video arts and communication technologies in mainstream classrooms.

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Contents

  1. Why use digital video footage?
    1 It provides a window on other classrooms
    2 It enables us to review what happens in the classroom
    3 It brings a multimodal lens to the analysis of teaching and learning
    4 It encourages discussion about the criteria used to interpret and to judge
    5 It can focus attention on the importance of other forms of evidence, other kinds of knowledge
  2. How to use digital video footage
    1 A little goes a long way

    2 A clear focus for the observation
    3 What don’t we know? What can’t we see?
    4 What issues does this raise for your practice?
  3. Teachers TV
    1 Messy Art at KS2 provides opportunities to explore
    2 Gifted and Talented – History – Causal Reasoning: WW1
    3 Changing Teachers - Finland Comes to England – Secondary
    4 KS3/4 Drama – Engaging with a Difficult Text – Dr Faustus
  4. Literacy in the primary classroom
    1 Reading for understanding and enjoyment
    2 A shared text as the stimulus for varied activities over time
    3 The power of retelling
    4 Shared close reading of text and images
    5 Reading as performance
    6 A little at a time – and time to talk
    7 Inhabiting a role, inhabiting the text
    8 Shared writing
  5. The pedagogy of an experienced secondary English teacher
    1 Quick run through to get the story

    2 Quotes – speaking, knowing and owning the lines
    3 Quotes: attribution to characters
    4 Acting out the play
    5 Pairs of opposites: scanning with a purpose: revisiting the same scene with specific focus
    6 Class: speaking and reading text
    7 Viewing the RSC Macbeth
  6. The pedagogy of newly-qualified English teachers
  7. Do It Yourself
  8. Students are doing it for themselves
  9. Reference and further reading
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