How should I use Movie Maker?
Strategies for
the use of video clips during instruction
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Introduction
at the beginning of the lesson to pique interest
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Utilization
of the same clips at the end of instruction to summarize and solidify the
content taught
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Use
of video clips throughout the lesson both by the teacher and by small groups or
individual students to reinforce basic concepts and vocabulary
Language Arts Uses
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Video
book reviews
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Do
a visual interpretation of a poem or other literary work
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Write
a drama then produce it
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Reenact
a classic literary work
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Help
analyze recreated scenes for study or improvement
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Create
a visual enactment of a story or poem
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Preparation of mini documentaries, interviews, or
news reports
Math
Uses
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Explain
problem solving processes
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Prove
math theories on video
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Demonstrate
steps in problem solving
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Investigate
spatial relation,
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Video
examples of theories in real life situations
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Science Uses
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Video
science processes in nature
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Video
science data (evidence of change over time)
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Video
science experiments, etc.
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Once-only
experiments may be captured live and replayed and reviewed continuously to allow
for note-taking, observation, analysis and investigation
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use frame by frame analysis techniques to accurately
record rapid change experiments
Social
Studies Uses
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Video
reenactment of historical events
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Video
speeches or law interpretations, etc.
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Video
lobbying for a certain bill
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In
Geography, for example, pupils could use digital video as a tool for fieldwork -
to capture raw data for further analysis at school.
Foreign Language Uses
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Create
an ad or commercial in another language.
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Assess
mastery of language by having students interpret foreign language on film.
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Video
a story told in a foreign language.
Other
Uses
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prepare
educational segments on safety issues (e.g. on school bus, in playground)
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record and analyze student or teacher presentations
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record school performances, field trips, assemblies,
etc.
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record students role playing difficult social
situations
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Last updated June 23, 2011
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Mrs. K. Bradley
kbradley@otsegoknights.org