Browsing by Author "Paddington, Bruce"

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    Educating Movies, Pt. 1
    (Daily Express, 2005) Paddington, Bruce
    This article reviews the 2005 edition of the European Film Festival held at Movie Towne, Trinidad. It notes that all the films shown had educational significance but that, unfortunately, many students were not able to see the films because of the packed school curriculum
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    Educating Movies, Pt. 2
    (Daily Express, 2005) Paddington, Bruce
    The second part of this article identifies available sources in Trinidad and Tobago of similar films to those shown at the 2005 edition of the European Film Festival held at Movie Towne, Trinidad. It also identifies some of the local efforts at film production, including the organization of a short film competition for secondary schools
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    “Going to the Movies”
    (Daily Express, 2004) Paddington, Bruce
    This article reviews the 8th Annual European Film Festival, which was held at Movie Towne, Trinidad, from 14 October - 2 November, 2004. It notes that the films shown offered a valuable educational experience
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    Juvenile delinquency: a student video production experience
    (2008-12-06T16:56:45Z) Paddington, Bruce
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    OP100 - Garnett Ifill
    (2010-07-14T19:24:23Z) Paddington, Bruce; Ifill, Garnett
    The Art of Photography
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    Reading Photographs
    (Daily Express, 2003) Paddington, Bruce
    This article argues that students should be taught how to read and deconstruct all forms of texts, especially visual images, which can be attractive and influential. It is suggested that photography is a good starting point, since most families have a camera and photographs are an integral part of our lives
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    The Teacher as Revolutionary
    (Daily Express, 2005) Paddington, Bruce
    This article examines the role of the teacher in the 21st century, which is seen as offering overwhelming challenges to students. It suggests that there is need for them to expand their roles as educators, and that this will involve them being retooled and provided with the necessary resources and incentives