RE14 Curriculum Map

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Contents

August

Content and Essential Skills


Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


September

Content and Essential Skills


Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


October

Content and Essential Skills


Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


November

Content and Essential Skills


Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


December

Content and Essential Skills


Skills


Assessment


Resources


Optional


January

Content and Essential Skills


  • Mass media overview

What is mass media?

History of communications.

How much of our life/energy/time/resources do we spend on mass media.


  • Television unit


Skills


Students will gain an understanding of the background of mass media and the tremendous role it plays in everyday life.


- Understand basic technical aspects of T.V.

- How it works.

- Understand the history of T.V.

- Understand the basic business structure of T.V.

- Explore career opportunities in T.V.

- Learn beneficial uses of T.V.

- Explore physical, social and psychological effects of T.V.


Assessment


Resources


Optional


February

Content and Essential Skills


  • Newspaper Unit


Skills


- Understand basic technical aspects of the newspaper.

- Understand the history of the press in the U.S.

- Understand the basic business structure.

- Explore career opportunities.

- Understand how a newspaper is produced.

- Understand the organization and structure of newspaper and newspaper stories.

- Learn how to use newspapers as a tool

- Consider journalistic social issues ie.:

- Free society vs. controlled society

- Libel and slander

- Right to privacy vs. right to privacy

- Freedom of the press vs. national security

- Freedom of the press


Assessment


Resources


Optional


March

Content and Essential Skills


  • Radio and Recordings Unit


Skills


- Understand the relationship between these two industries.

- Explore the history of each medium.

- Understand the basic business structure.

- Explore social issues relating to both (particularly censorship issues)

- Explore career opportunities in both industries.

- Understand basic technical and production aspects involved in each industry.


Assessment


Resources


Optional


April

Content and Essential Skills


  • Film Unit


Skills


- Understand the basic technical aspects about how a film is produced.

- Understand the language of film and what is involved in the production of a film.

- Explore a historical overview of film making from silent movies to present.

- Understand the basic business structure of the movie industry.

- Explore careers in the industry.


Assessment


Resources


Optional


May

Content and Essential Skills


  • Media Issues Unit:

Media and commercialism

Media comparisons

Media future?


Skills


Students compare different media in different areas:

- news

- advertising

- media as a mirror of society

- Students understand a variety of advertising

- techniques and how they are affected by them

- Students hypothesize about the future of mass media



Assessment


Resources


Optional


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