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Dartmouth Regional Library. Audio Visual Services. (1988). Films for children and young adults. The Services, [Dartmouth, N.S.]

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Dartmouth Regional Library

OCLC Number: 19898642

Review:

Few information found about the item, however it seems to cover the topic. Please be aware that the item is dated. 

(1979-1983). The Movie: the illustrated history of the cinema. Issues 1 to 158. Orbis Pub, London

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Borrow: State Library of Victoria
Call Number: AF 791.4305 M86O

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Review:

‘The Movie: The Illustrated History of the Cinema’, has been published from 1979 to 1983 in 158 chapters, it contains b/w and colour illustrations. It can be useful for an overall view of movies.

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Australian Unesco Seminar & Hodgkinson, A. W. (1970 : Melbourne, Vic.). Report to Director-General of Unesco & Australian National Advisory Committee for Unesco (1971). Developing in schools a critical study of film and television. Australian Government Publishing Service [for Australian National Advisory Committee for Unesco], Canberra

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Borrow: State Library of Victoria
Call Number: S 791.407 Au7D

Review:

Report considered useful as for subject terms, such as Motion Picture and Children and Cinematography studying and teaching.

Bull, Emma (2009-03-22). The cinema as classroom: Film Education's programme for teachers and students.(Primary and Secondary). In NATE Classroom. (7), 27(3).

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Borrow: The University of Melbourne

Call Number: .b31273671

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The author tells the story of the experience of 950 students oughly equivalent to a middle-sized secondary school, and their comments after the screening during a sort of Q and A, held by the author. It could be relevant even though not addressed to the age required.

Scherer, P. H. (May, 1983). New Approaches to the Teaching of Film History. The History Teacher Vol. 16, No. 3 pp. 371-382

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Available online after registration at: http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/492943?uid=3737536&uid=2&uid=4&sid=21102627317017

Review:

Difficulties and suggestions about new approaches to the teaching of Film history.