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Special Topics introduction to Media Education
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1998 (July 6 - July 24)
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Stuart Poyntz
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Shari Graydon
Class Times: Monday/Thesdaylmursday
9:30-1:20
PREREQUISITE:
60 credit hours and permission of instructor
(Stuart Poyntz 6884202/254.
7991; Shari (3raydon, 904-9840)
COURSE DESCIUPTION
This course will be a three-week intensive summer program specifically designed for students training
to be professional educators and for practising teachers upgrading and developing their skills to meet the
learning outcomes for media education in the new English, social Studies and Art Curricula. The course
will a10
appeal to COmmunications
students wishing to apply a background in media studies to learning
environments outside the university setting.
While
the
course will examine a range of methods for educating others about the mass media, we will
concentrate on the ibilowiug key topics in media education: the political economy of cultural production;
advertising and the creation of consumers; the media in Canada; the language
of
media production;
representation and media power; audiences and markets; and alternative sources of information in the
mass media.
COURSE EVALUATION
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REQUIIED TEXT
No one text is assigned for this course; selected readings will he made available upon commencement of
the course for which a small additional fee is anticipated.
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Simon Fraser University Presents
An Introduction to
Media
for Professional
Educatfoon
Teachers
A three-week
intensive summer progrm specifically ds1gn.d
far teachers upgrading and developing
their skills to
meet
the learning outcomes for media education in the new English,
Social
Studies and Art
course
Curricula.
will
Organized
be taught
by
through
Stuart
Simon
Pcyntz
Froser's
(Education
Faculyof
Director,
Edvcetion
Pacific Cinemathecue)
and Extension Credit
and Shari
Programs,
Graydon.
the
Providing a basic introduction to media
education
and,
drawing
from the media education looming
outcomes in
BC's secondary school curricula, we will locus on the following topics:
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Media
Ownership
and the Political Economy of Cultural
Production
• Advertising and the Creation of Consumers
• The Media in Canada
• The Language of Media Producction
• Reprasenlalion and Media Power
• Audiences
and Markets
•
Alturnafivo Sources of Information about
the Mass Media.
Throughout the course we will discuss and provide ampIes of learning modules for classroom media
areas
education
of
interest
mmmis".
examined
Participants
in
the
course,
will also develop
their own modulus drawing on the
content and
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Mondayfruesdoyfrhursdoy
9:30-120
INSTRUCTORS: Stuart Poyntx, Education
Director, Pacific Ciriimathequo
Shari
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Harbour Centre, Simon Fraser
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COST:
University
(Vancouver, B.C.)
tIOI$TRATION:
Information Regiswtlon
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FOR MORS
Simon Fraser
University,
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INFORMATION,
Harbour
Centre ?
CONTACT:
(604) 291-5000
'ft9 sure to
clarib'
whether you
will
be a Credit
(towards
an
Undergraduate
Degree) or
Non-Credit Student
Prcscr,tod
in association
with Pøciic Cinémcifheque
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C
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$425.00
Credit - Determined by
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Stuart Poyntz
Pacific Cinématbque
Suite 200, 1131 P4ow,Str..t
Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2L7
Tel: (60A),688-0202
Fax: (604) 688-8204
Email: fllmsistor,ea
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