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Jacob Burn Media Literacy Center

https://education.burnsfilmcenter.org/education
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Remarkable free resources to support K-12 teachers in cultivating savvy media makers and media viewers. Check out the Visual Glossary!
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on November 28, 2017
Categories: Arts English/Language Arts Film Media Arts Media Sharing

Math in Movies

http://www.math.harvard.edu/~knill/mathmovies/index.html
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Maths in Movies is a cool website developed by a Harvard Mathematics professor called Oliver Knill. This website, as its name suggests, displays movie clips that include math discussions. Med K. found this one for us. Social commentary on math images.
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on January 26, 2012
Categories: Film Math Media Arts Social Studies
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