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Category Archives: Media Literacy and Pop Culture
Andi Mack: A Parent’s Guide to Season 3 (Thus far).
Earlier this year I wrote a post celebrating Disney’s Andi Mack for its cultural forwardness. From Cyrus growing into his understanding of his own sexuality to Jonah’s struggle with anxiety, the show created by Terri Minisky (of Lizzie McGuire fame) … Continue reading
From Prey to Predator: Laurie Transformed
Just yesterday I sat in a darkened movie theatre with over 150 Communications Technology students to watch Halloween (2018). It’s always a treat to sit and watch a horror film with teenagers in a shared space. Unlike most adults who … Continue reading
Michael Myers and Our Shared Horror
With the release of David Gordon Green’s Halloween (2018) today, I felt inspired to share my love of teaching horror. From a critical media literacy lens, the horror genre provides me with a great opportunity to engage in rich cultural … Continue reading
Students and their Meaning
In reading Mark O’Connell’s Watching Skies, a deep personal and critical dive into the films of Steven Spielberg and Star Wars, I was reminded how personal the movie experience can be. As Mark shares personal insights of being “separated” from … Continue reading
“Wicked” and the “art” of Decoding Difference
As a parent and teacher, its hard at times to be optimistic about the world in which your children and students live. Perhaps, never in my own lifetime, has there been such an sense of dismay; a culture that seems … Continue reading
Posted in Media Literacy and Pop Culture, Uncategorized, Wizard of Oz
Tagged Oz, The Wicked Witch of the West, Wicked, Wizard of Oz
The Incredibles 2: A Parent’s Guide
If you’re a fan of animated films (and not just those produced in Hollywood), then you can deeply appreciate Brad Bird’s recent online rebuttal that animation films are not kid movies. In responding to a fan on social media who … Continue reading
Posted in Media Literacy and Pop Culture, Movies and Television, Technology Education
Tagged Animation, Brad Bird, Incredibles 2, Pixar, Screenslaver
Deep Learning: Ensuring the “ISU” lives beyond the school and classroom.
A week ago today, on May 30th at Yorkdale Silver City in Toronto, the 4th Annual Ignite digital media showcase of creative works produced in Communications Technology at Chaminade College School came to life. It’s with this culmination of student … Continue reading
