Showing posts with label media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label media. Show all posts
Friday, September 16, 2016
Is Graffiti Art? (TedEd)
Labels:
Arts,
Augmentative Device,
Creativity,
critical thinking,
curriculum development,
high school,
Language Arts,
media,
reflection,
student life,
teaching,
Technology,
TED Talk,
Video
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Christopher Bell: Bring on the Female Superheroes !
TEDxColoradoSprings
Filmed Oct 2015
· 15:48 ·
Key Points: This Ted Talk addresses how our media saturated society influences how we learn what we know about other people and about the world. The viewpoint is from a father observing his daughter's desire to identify with female superheroes that are virtually nonexistent as merchandise in the toy aisles of our stores. He uses examples from Star Wars, Disney, Marvel, and My Little Pony to cause us to think about a future where boys and girls are equally respected equally valued and equally represented.
Audience: Parents, educators, students, everyone
Relevance: As educators, we need to lead the way in helping our students to make choices apart from our society's media driven public pedagogy.
https://www.ted.com/talks/christopher_bell_bring_on_the_female_superheroes
Labels:
Disney,
gender identity,
Intersectionality,
Marvel,
media,
My Little Pony,
Princess Leia,
public pedagogy,
Star Wars,
super heroes
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