EMC CPD Face-to-Face: Media and Film Studies Teachmeet and Networking Event
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Availability -
Places available
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Price - £0 per place
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Location - EMC, SE1 8QW
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Duration - 4.30-6.30pm
Join us for an exciting evening event at The English and Media Centre’s offices in Waterloo. This is a great opportunity to share good practice, get some new ideas and meet like-minded Media Studies and Film Studies educators.
We are bringing together teachers from our EMC and Goldsmiths networks to share lesson ideas and resources. Maybe you want to see how other schools approach set texts, you might be stuck in a rut with your NEA or practical work or perhaps you’d like to see what other specs and courses look like in the classroom and talk to other teachers about media and film teaching in their schools.
Speakers
We welcome presentations form teachers of all experience levels on any media and film related approaches that are working well in the classroom
Notes for speakers:
- Please plan to deliver between 8-10 minutes on a classroom approach that you are currently finding successful with one of your classes.
- We welcome presenters from across the full range of course: GCSE, AL and vocational media and film courses.
- Presentations need to be submitted by December 2nd plus any video content you might want to show as separate video files.
- Please contact [email protected] for more details or if you have any questions.
How to get to the English and Media Centre, 44 Webber Street, London, SE1 8QW
Once you are on Webber Street, look out for the big gates and a sign saying CLPE. You’ll see EMC’s sign to the right of the entrance.
National Rail:
- Waterloo and Waterloo East are within 10 minutes walk
- London Blackfriars is a 10-15 minutes walk
Underground:
- Southwark on the Jubilee Line
- Waterloo on the Jubilee, Bakerloo, Waterloo & City and Northern Lines
Buses:
- The following bus routes go close to Webber Street: 1, 139, 168, 171, 172, 344
Claire Pollard
Claire Pollard is the advisory teacher for Media Studies at the English and Media Centre. She is the editor of MediaMagazine and the programme leader for the Goldsmiths Media and English PGCE working with trainees in schools all across London. Prior to working at the centre she taught English and Media Studies for 15 years in inner London schools, most of the time at Stepney All Saints in Tower Hamlets where she established Media as a new curriculum subject. She has been an examiner for GCSE English literature and a moderator for A Level Media Studies and has delivered CPD for OCR, the MEA and the BFI. Claire also contributed a chapter to Doing Text: Media After the Subject and she co-authored the second edition of Media Studies the Basics.
- Bookings for this course will close at 8am (London, UK) on Monday 2nd December or when capacity is reached, whichever is the sooner.
- This course must be booked online.
- To book this course you must be signed into one of the following accounts:
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