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Monthly Archives: April 2015

Dianne Wolfer – the impact of an author visit

April 26, 2015by multimodalme Leave a comment

In a recent post, I outlined a simple exercise for students as part of our school’s Kick of with Reading program. Dianne Wolfer’s book, Light Horse Boy, was given to every student […]

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Othello – a very suitable audio text

April 24, 2015by multimodalme Leave a comment

Othello audio – Globe version Part 1 Othello audio – Globe version Part 2 And then try these quizzes:

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A Forest of possibilities – The Cure’s music video as creative writing prompts

April 24, 2015by multimodalme Leave a comment

Created by David Hiller in 1980, the music video for ‘A Forest’ uses various film techniques and special effects that unsettle, while musical moments that intensify a mysterious atmosphere. Students could make […]

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Hamlet – a very suitable audio text

April 24, 2015by multimodalme Leave a comment

Hamlet audio – BBC version And then test your understanding by completing this quiz:    

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Sail the Wildest Stretch – Powderfinger’s final discovery

April 12, 2015by multimodalme Leave a comment

This narrative music video humorously exploits the iconography of colonisation and film making in creating a physical discovery of resilience and personal safety. ‘Sail the Wildest Stretch’ is from Powderfinger’s final […]

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