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The Use of Film in the Measurement of Student Learning

Family Relations, 1981
This exploratory study was an investigation of the use of film as a test stimulus for the measurement of learning in family life classes. A teaching-testing procedure which utilizes film in both the instruction and evaluation of students is described. The use of films for simulation in family life education has implications for increased instructional ...
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"Shoe-Shine": A Student Film Analysis

Hollywood Quarterly, 1949
MONIQUE FONG was enrolled in the Third Promotion of L'Institut des Hautes Etudes Cindmatographiques in Paris when she prepared this analysis of Shoe-Shine following the form-called filmographic filecard-regularly used by students of L'IDHEC. It was published in Bulletin de L'IDHEC, No. 9, June, 1947.
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Film as Film: Using Movies to Help Students Visualize Literary Theory

English Journal, 2006
Focusing on lighting, camera angles, and framing in a film version of Moby-Dick, high school teacher Valerie Muller discusses Dark Romanticism, archetypal theory, and deconstruction. Since multimedia texts are so prevalent in students’ lives, learning to read film as a distinct art form may help students better understand complicated literary theories.
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A Film Student's Guide to the Reference Shelf

Cinema Journal, 1969
1. International Motion Picture Almanac. New York, Quigley Publications, annual. 2. Georges Sadoul, Dictionnaire des cindastes. Paris, Editions du Seuil, 1965. 3. Film Daily Yearbook of Motion Pictures. New York, The Film Daily, annual. 4. Maurice Bessy and Jean-Louis Chardans (editors). Dictionnaire du cinema et de le television.
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Near majority of adults favor R ratings for films with smoking

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023
Mike Fillon
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From medical student to Editor: A note of thanks

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2023
Ted Gansler
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Student film clinches top prize in film competition

2015
Virginia Tech senior Tim Leaton earned the top prize in the widely acclaimed Film Your Issue (FYI) competition - an eight-week paid internship at Disney Studios in Los Angeles. Leaton's one-minute film, "Orphans in Africa," won the nationwide contest, an initiative to encourage young Americans, age 18 to 26, to engage in social issues and add their ...
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Introducing Students to Film

Cinema Journal, 2001
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Student Film Group

Hollywood Quarterly, 1947
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Fostering Campus-Wide Dialogue and Student-Centered Learning through Film Festivals and Media Projects: Engaging Chinese Environmental Issues beyond the Asian Studies Classroom

The ASIANetwork Exchange: A Journal for Asian Studies in the Liberal Arts, 2021
Tami Blumenfield
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